books by Ken Petti (mirrors aquaria crystal)

books by Ken Petti

books:

Zenda 5: The Impossible Butterfly (Zenda)

3 reviews
John Amodeo, Tracey West, ...

Grosset & Dunlap, 2004

Great
Yet another wonderful book in the always creative Zenda series. In this book, a new character is introduced, Willow. She is everything a decent friend should be, and that is exactly why Zenda can't stand her. Zenda continuously tries to convince herself that jealousy is NOT the emotion she is feeling, but deep inside it upsets her that her friends seem less interested in her since Willow came ...

Zenda 1: Zenda and the Gazing Ball (Zenda)

10 reviews
John Amodeo, Ken Petti, ...

Grosset & Dunlap, 2004

Fantastic Story
I bought this book for my daughter who is eight, and I often read her books to see whether I think that they are worth the money. This one was fantastic. Zenda is very well written, and intriguing. I have bought and read the next two and I will give them to my daughter on special occasions. This book has very strong moral lessons that are experienced rather than taught. It is very clever. ...

The Crystal Planet
Ken/ Amodeo, John/ Westwood, Cassandra Petti

Penguin USA, 2004

The Impossible Butterfly
Ken/ Amodeo, John/ Westwood, Cassandra Petti

Penguin Group USA, 2004

Zenda 4: Lost on Aquaria (Zenda)

4 reviews
John Amodeo, Ken Petti, ...

Grosset & Dunlap, 2004

Worth the Money
This book was very entertaining! Some parts made me feel happy, others made me feel sad. Most of what you feel while reading this book, though, is minor anticipation! This book was inspiring, and, as with all of the Zenda books, had a good moral. The story is about Zenda's class trip to one of Azureblue's moons, Aquaria. Zenda was nervous to begin with, but what will she do when she, her ...

Zenda 7: The Astral Summer (Zenda)

2 reviews
Ken Petti, John Amodeo

Grosset & Dunlap, 2005

The First Book of '05
WARNING: If you have not finished the sixth book, then I advise you not to read any farther. Now that that's out of the way, I can begin my review. First of all, I love the Zenda series! It is so original and absorbing. The characters are likable and most are memorable. I think this is the best book series I've ever read! This book did not fall short of my expectations. It was ...

New Dimension

5 reviews
Ken Petti

Topeka Bindery, 2004

10yo daughter LOVES this series!!
My daughter zipped through the 1st book only to tell me that she MUST get the 2nd ASAP. She read it in 1 day. It really held her interest, and from what I read of it, it really develops a since of self, spirit and purpose in a young girl's life. I highly recommend these books. She is waiting very anxiously for the next books to be released.

Zenda 8: A Light from Within (Zenda)

2 reviews
Ken Petti, John Amodeo

Grosset & Dunlap, 2005

Light
she got another gift, aura reading. she has ability to read aura of people. she kept busy and she lucky to get aura at proper time. saved her friend life who helped her about the gaze ball. she understand lots. she learn more lessons. she does well in school as she could.

Zenda 3: The Crystal Planet (Zenda)

5 reviews
John Amodeo, Ken Petti, ...

Grosset & Dunlap, 2004

Another Beautiful World to Imagine
Crystallin, a planet so wonderfully described in this book. It was easy for me to imagine all the glittering crystals that were said to make up this creative planet. I would have been thrilled to be able to visit such a magical land! That's what I love about books; you can visit so many places that are impossible to visit in real life. I thought that Stella, Zenda's trouble-making teenage ...

Zenda 6: A Test of Mirrors (Zenda)

1 review
John Amodeo, Tracey West, ...

Grosset & Dunlap, 2004

No Word Can Describe It
Though not the last book in the series, this book concludes Zenda's quest to find the missing pieces to her gazing ball. The story was very good, and I found myself practically unable to put the book down until, before I knew it, I'd read the whole book in less then two and a half hours! Definately the most exciting book in the series, because it tells what all Zenda readers have been waiting ...