Bella at Midnight by Diane Stanley

Bella at Midnight by Diane Stanley is a breathtaking novel and I think you should read it now! It is my favorite book of all time and I know that it’ll be yours too. As soon as you open the book and read the first page, you will not be able to pull yourself out until you finish. Bella at Midnight is a fictional novel about an adventurous girl named Bella living with a foster family. She meets a prince and they become great friends. Then she has to go back to her real father who is dull and mean. There she has an unloving stepmother and two stepsisters, one who is self-centered and the other sister who is shy, but helps Bella escape to help the prince. She gives her a special ring and it has magic bestowed upon it. There is an evil plan to kill the royal family and Bella goes to stop it. We’ll see what happens! When I finished reading it, I almost cried.

This novel is chock full of everything that a great novel should have. It has lots of action, war, romance, love, hilarious parts, and a touch of magic! Take one of those qualities out and the story won’t be the same. The story is mostly action but it’s sad and passionate, too. That’s why I never put the book down while reading!

On the other hand, some parts of Bella at Midnight are so exciting that you actually feel like you are there in the scene. The detail in the story is so intense that makes a very clear picture of what is happing in your brain. It is like you are watching TV! Because of this you feel sad or happy; whatever the mood of the story is. Sometimes you feel like you are going to cry out loud or laugh out loud.

However, it is not so easy to read. You get the main idea, though. The story uses a lot of long words, but that makes an enjoyable story. Personally, I think it’s better to read challenging books than simple books because your brain gets exercised with the hard words. You may not appreciate struggling through hard words, and I fully understand. But working out your brain can be a lot of fun. Think on the bright side, you can use a bundle of new words when you’re in a conversation! If the book were easy, then probably it would take some of the pleasure of reading away.

My point is that Bella at Midnight is worth reading. I mean, why waste your time reading unsatisfactory books if you could be reading amusing stories like this one. By the time you finish, you’ll be hungry for more! I guarantee that you will definitely love this wonderful, heartfelt, perfect novel. So hop on in to your public library and get started on Bella at Midnight

Sincerely,



Surenna P