Thea Stilton and the Ice Treasure
by Tea Stilton
8.54 / 10 3.8K ratings
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2011
- Publisher
- Scholastic
- Pages
- 158
- ISBN
- 9780545331340
Subjects
- Action & Adventure
- Fiction
- Sisters
- Children's Books
- Children's Fiction
- Animals
- Family
- Friendship
- New, Used & Rental Textbooks
- Juvenile Fiction
- Adventure and adventurers, fiction
- Adventure and Adventurers
- Mice
- Siblings
- Social Themes
- Humorous Stories
- Mice, Hamsters, Guinea Pigs, etc
- Mystery and Detective Stories
- Friendship, fiction
- Mysteries & Detective Stories
- Juvenile Literature
- Ecology
- Help
Original edition
PACK TS7.HIELO+ESTUCHEOriginally published in 1900 Spanish Editorial Planeta
Other editions (11)
What other readers say
Liked
Readers consistently praise this book as an exciting and enjoyable adventure that often sparks a love for reading. Many describe it as a fantastic and captivating story, with some even calling it a masterpiece. The book is lauded for its educational value, providing interesting facts and information about its setting, local cultures, and important environmental themes. Reviewers appreciate how the story skillfully incorporates these educational aspects without feeling overly preachy, creating a balanced and informative experience. The narrative is also noted for its engaging mysteries, humorous moments, and its emphasis on friendship, making it a fun read that can be enjoyed by children of all ages and genders. The stylistic use of different fonts also adds to the overall appeal for some readers.
Disliked
Despite the widespread enjoyment, some readers expressed reservations regarding certain aspects of the book. A recurring point of contention was a particular subplot involving a romantic interest, which many found to be unnecessary or a distraction from the main narrative and the core theme of friendship. A few reviewers felt the pacing could be slow at times, noting that the story took a while to fully engage them. While the educational content was largely praised, it was occasionally perceived as "too much learning" by some younger readers, leading to a lack of complete captivation or even abandonment. There were also comments about a desire for more in-depth development of certain supporting characters and a minor critique that the main mystery might be inadvertently revealed on the book's back cover.
In short
Overall, this installment in the series is largely celebrated as a positive and enriching read. It successfully combines exciting adventure and mystery with valuable educational content, making it a strong choice for young readers who enjoy learning about different cultures, places, and environmental topics while following engaging characters. While some minor issues like the romantic subplot or occasional pacing might slightly detract from the experience for a few, the book's strengths in promoting reading, fostering a sense of adventure, and highlighting the importance of friendship shine through. It is particularly recommended for those looking for an entertaining and informative story that encourages curiosity and a sense of empowerment.
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