As annoyed as I was with Winnie and Jerry’s sometimes dim witted dad, I loved this book! The trolls were absolutely adorable and I loved how they were so united and willing to help each other out. I loved the illustrations as well. I’m a visual person when I read so, these illustrations were lovely and very helpful.

Cute story that I feel children will enjoy. The relationship between Winnie and her brother reminded me of me with my brothers growing up, so I really enjoyed that. Plus I love how the trolls were the trolls dolls I remember seeing growing up, and not like mountain trolls.

Giving it 3 stars because I struggled picking it up, but that’s not a bad rating at all!

I was provided a complimentary copy from netgalley.com to read and review.

A fun childrens read about how a brother and sister who didnt want to be on a camping trip together put their differences aside to help two trolls Oola and Humphrey conquer their quest to find and return the magic moonstones to the other trolls.

This book is filled with lots of adventures that you dont want to miss.

Highly anticipating the next book in the series.

Young fans of adventure and magic will be delighted by “Winnie and the Mystery of the Missing Moonstones.” Cheer along with Winnie and her brother as they find themselves helping two trolls solve an ancient puzzle. The expedition leads them through a forest, across a mysterious lake and under a rumbling volcano. Magic marshmallows, a bumbling dad and an extremely talkative troll add to the fun of this enjoyable romp!

I  received a free digital copy of this book from Netgalley for an honest review.

Trolls!! Anyone who knows me knows my love for Trolls! This was a cute chapter book with nice illustrations.

Cute little chapter book for anyone that likes Trolls, especially the old ones with moonstones in their tummies. Writing was a bit juvenile, although that fits with the age level of the book so should be fine. There are a few illustrations that are nice to go with the story. I think the biggest thing about the book that lowered the star rating for me was the long build up and then short adventure.

This was a cute read, it really reminded me of my favorite childhood fairytales. The characters were great and I really liked the world that was built.

This book is very well written, and the illustrations are beautiful. My children enjoyed this book as well, which makes it a 5 star for us

When Winnie reluctantly goes on a camping trip with her brother Jerry and her father, she encounters a strange creature in the forest. She and Jerry set off on an adventure.

This book is very well written, and the illustrations are beautiful. The story is entertaining and absorbing, even as an adult. I would have loved this story even more as a child.

The relationship between Winnie and Jerry was a realistic sibling relationship. The squabbling and generally being extremely irritating to one another reminds me of some parts of my own childhood. Winnie’s feelings about having to go on this camping trip very much remind me of how unfair life sometimes seemed at that age.

The trolls are brought to life very well, having their own characters and way of life in Mayfield (their village). The adventure that the two trolls and two children go on is well imagined and believable (within the genre of fantasy). Enough danger to make it exciting, but not too much.

I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a fun, light hearted, fantasy adventure, I had so much fun reading it.