Aladdin Paperbacks Escape from the Palace, 2

My son loves this book and I highly recommend it. He is seven years old and he’s a very good reader

I bought as a gift for my grandson,as he has read and enjoyed the first three books of the series.I did not realise that escape from the palace was an identical book, to volume2 named escape from the tower. I thought that it was the fourth book in the series, as it was published in January 19.and had a different title and illustrated cover. My grandson was bitterly disappointed when he received it. Many people must surely ave made this mistake.

When last we saw Shylo Tawny-Tail, a shy country bunny, he had just helped the Royal Rabbits of London save the Queen from a most humiliating experience, devised by the evil Ratzis. The RRL’s were so grateful and impressed that he was made a member of the secret society, complete with their badge imprinted on his paw.The Ratzis (the grossest rats that ever lived) have a new scheme in mind. This time they want to embarrass the Royal Family and the President and First Lady of the United States in front of the entire world and ruin the relationship the two countries share! Ohhhh those nasty creatures! They have uncovered the President’s biggest secret and plan to expose it during a televised State Dinner.Readers learn more about the Ratzis, especially Papa Ratzi who controls this revolting gang of very large, very stinky two hundred rats. No one has ever seen him and he communicates via hologram texts.Can Shylo and the rest of the RRL’s save the two countries, especially the United States, from becoming the world’s laughingstock? Surely Shylo can…thanks to the RRL’s motto: “Anything in the world is possible---by will and by luck, with a moist carrot, a wet nose, and a slice of mad courage!”A fun little book that chapter book readers will surely enjoy.The Royal Rabbits of London: Escape From the Tower gets 4 out of 5 stars in Julie’s world.