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A review by cozylifewithabby
Black Panther The Young Prince: Spellbound by Ronald L. Smith
adventurous
mysterious
medium-paced
3.0
Thank you to Disney Publishing and NetGalley for this Advanced Reader Copy.
When I read Black Panther: Spellbound I had not read the previous book, but I now plan to. (Also, the book does a good job filling the reader in on the previous book so a kid could pick up either book first and still be able to enjoy it.) This book is intended for a Middle-Grade audience, but I do believe some of my high school students would enjoy the story as well. This book is filled with adventure, humor, and also seamlessly deals with issues such as racism. A young T'Challa is visiting his friends Sheila and Zeke in Alabama when a series of strange events occur. T'Challa must decide whether or not to get involved, and it turns out that these events are tied back to Wakanda. Well written and engaging. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
When I read Black Panther: Spellbound I had not read the previous book, but I now plan to. (Also, the book does a good job filling the reader in on the previous book so a kid could pick up either book first and still be able to enjoy it.) This book is intended for a Middle-Grade audience, but I do believe some of my high school students would enjoy the story as well. This book is filled with adventure, humor, and also seamlessly deals with issues such as racism. A young T'Challa is visiting his friends Sheila and Zeke in Alabama when a series of strange events occur. T'Challa must decide whether or not to get involved, and it turns out that these events are tied back to Wakanda. Well written and engaging. I thoroughly enjoyed it.