353 pages
English language
Published by Rebound by Sagebrush.
When her younger sister uses the family computer with its special wizard software to travel to worlds light years away, Nita uses her wizardry to try to find her.
I might have liked this one the best so far. Definitely the most science-fiction seeming of the series (which is definitely, solidly, in the YA fantasy category), in this book Nita and Kit have to chase after Nita’s younger sister through the galaxy and into another one.
When I first started reading this book, I was a little upset. My two favorite characters, the MAIN characters, were now not the main characters. And who was? One's annoying little sister. Now I have a little sister, and if I was just starting to feel special for some reason and then SHE got in on it, well, I'd be really mad. So when this all started, I was kind of steaming at the ears. But then I read further and I discovered- I actually liked Dairine more than Nita and Kit. For one thing, she's a computer whiz, and I am personally technologically inclined as well. She was resourceful, and creative, and funny. Not that Nita and Kit weren't these things, but they stood out more to me in this book, in Dairine. And then it just got better. The end is amazing, trust me. So really, I love …
When I first started reading this book, I was a little upset. My two favorite characters, the MAIN characters, were now not the main characters. And who was? One's annoying little sister. Now I have a little sister, and if I was just starting to feel special for some reason and then SHE got in on it, well, I'd be really mad. So when this all started, I was kind of steaming at the ears. But then I read further and I discovered- I actually liked Dairine more than Nita and Kit. For one thing, she's a computer whiz, and I am personally technologically inclined as well. She was resourceful, and creative, and funny. Not that Nita and Kit weren't these things, but they stood out more to me in this book, in Dairine. And then it just got better. The end is amazing, trust me. So really, I love this book! Go Diane!
