· Sarah Beth Durst has woven another fun and fantastical tale in "Out of the Wild" that was just as good, if not better, than its prequel "Into the Wild." "Out of the Wild" is a twist on fairytales in combination with the modern world, and the resulting story is just fantastic. The idea behind the Wild is so unique. It is so difficult when creating another world to become repetitive or boring, and after reading 5/5(4). Out of the Wild. a middle grade novel. by Sarah Beth Durst. available now from. Penguin Young Readers / Razorbill. Sequel to Into the Wild. Ever since twelve-year-old Julie Marchen defeated the fairy-tale world of the Wild, life's been pretty much back to normal, as normal as it can be for a girl whose brother is Puss-in-Boots, grandma is a witch, and mom is Rapunzel. Durst, Sarah Beth. Out of the Wild. Out of the Wild is the sequel to 's Into the Wild. Linda, the evil librarian, is back in this second volume. Her evil plan? Not so obvious to our young heroine, Julie, but that could be because she's in a state of shock. Julie has grown up without her dad/5.
Out of the Wild - Kindle edition by Durst, Sarah Beth. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Out of the Wild. Into the Wild. by Sarah Beth Durst. · 2, Ratings · Reviews · published · 9 editions. Twelve-year-old Julie has grown up hearing about t. Want to Read. Shelving menu. Shelve Into the Wild. Want to Read. Currently Reading. I'm glad to hear there's another book coming out from Sarah Beth Durst. I can't wait to read more about THE WILD. I give this book five stars PLUS. Excellent! Read more. 2 people found this helpful. Helpful. Report abuse. Amazon Customer. out of 5 stars The Wild Story. Reviewed in the United States on Aug.
For years, Sarah Durst was my favorite author. It started in fifth grade, when I read her book, "Ice". Then I looked up other books by her, and found "Into the Wild". When I finished that, I was excited to read more by her. When I learned that Sarah had written more about Julie in "Out of the Wild", I pounced on it right away. From School Library Journal. Grade 4–6—Like a television show that loses steam in its second season, Durst's sequel to Into the Wild (Penguin, ) seems less fresh and therefore not as much fun as the original. Once again, year-old Julie struggles to control the fairy-tale world imprisoned under her bed. Sarah Beth Durst has woven another fun and fantastical tale in "Out of the Wild" that was just as good, if not better, than its prequel "Into the Wild." "Out of the Wild" is a twist on fairytales in combination with the modern world, and the resulting story is just fantastic. The idea behind the Wild is so unique. It is so difficult when creating another world to become repetitive or boring, and after reading "Into the Wild," I was almost afraid "Out of the Wild" would only be mediocre.
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