When 12-year-old Flick Hudson accidentally ends up in the Strangeworlds Travel Agency, she uncovers a fantastic secret: there are hundreds of other worlds just steps away from ours. It's important for everyone to see themselves in books - and to discover other people's experiences, too. It’s short (as it is for World Book Day) but has all the entertaining fun from the other three books.

The plot moves swiftly, the characters are nuanced and complex, and the storyline is well thought out. I thought that the ending was totally satisfying with all the loose ends tied up in a brilliantly organised conclusion. Samotný dej tejto časti je skôr jednoduchší a rozbieha sa pomaly, no vďaka ostatným aspektom a príjemnému štýlu písania stránky napriek tomu rýchlo ubiehajú. Then Flick gets the invitation of a lifetime: join Strangeworlds' magical travel society and explore the multiverse. Good Housekeeping participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.Again, another I did on audio and paperback because I’ve probably read this whole series 3 or 4 times by this point. I love the idea of magic and consequence in this that I think works really well in setting the stakes very high by the end of the book.

Equally exciting are the rules of the Strangeworlds Travel Agency making the adventures more exhilarating.

De geheimen van het stormbos zit vol met angst, verdriet en rouw, maar kent ook heel veel geluksmomentjes. In this final installment Flick gets to know her extended family, she visits other worlds and together they work on a solution to the Seren. With that in mind, we've put together a list of brilliant books featuring characters who identify as trans, non-binary or gender fluid alongside non-fiction titles that explore these themes.