Through the Mirror (My Little Pony: Equestria Girls) Paperback – 9 April 2019

Lovely book. Big letters and illustrations

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My five-year-old loves My Little Ponies (particularly Twilight Sparkle), and we enjoyed this book as I read it to her. The underlying story is very good, and she loved the illustrated pages.

This had no pictures at all to keep a child interested.You can say its a lead up for children in future to read novels.Still, as a parent this will be a good bedtime and studying before story.

Nothing to object to. Cute story with a moral that isn't preachy. Perfect for pony and equestria girls fans.

Activities and fun.

Excelente libro con ilustraciones y la historia completa de EQG (la primera película)El texto esta en inglesLa portada y contraportada son duras y con excelente diseño.110% Obligatorio tenerlo para la biblioteca brony.

I had this on pre-order for a long time. Every time I saw it, I thought "What is that exactly?" I just got it today and it is a novelization of Equestria Girls, but some small things are different. If you've seen Equestria Girls, you know the story. It just changes some things like when Sunset Shimmer tries to frame Twilight with the photoshopped pictures. In the movie Sunset shows Luna the destroyed gym alone then Luna interrogates Twilight and Flash comes in and clears it all up. In the book, Twilight and the others are there when Sunset Shimmer shows Luna the gym. Sunset Shimmer is also there as Luna's talking to Twilight. Then Flash comes in and clears it up (he doesn't know Sunset Shimmer was the one who did it so she doesn't get blamed right there) and then she leaves. Plus, in the movie the first human version of her friends Twilight meets is Fluttershy. In the book it's Rainbow Dash. Nothing major or story changing but it was neat.Or remember the part in the movie where they say that Sunset Shimmer really embarrassed Rarity when she tried to run against her for Princess of the Fall Formal last year? In the movie it doesn't say what she did but in the book it does (I won't spoil it). Also, since this is a book, there are no songs. So, the cafeteria scene with them getting all the students on Twilight's side with a song is replaced with them just handing out the ears and tail things. They all take it to it really well. The football team takes extra convincing but they put them on after Rainbow Dash talks to them and the quaterback does it first. And remember when Twilight said she was going to talk about human things to show the students how she fits in but never does because everyone's laughing at her as soon she comes out of the library because of the video Sunset Shimmer made? In the book she actually does talk to some people and says some things. Like when she's talking to a football player she goes "Offense sells tickets but defense wins games!"There are also some some little cool things like Vinyl Scratch playing a remix of an old favorite song all the students know called "Raise This Barn" at the dance. Fluttershy gives Twilight exact directions to Celestia's office rather than Twilight having to come back to find out. Fluttershy uses napkins to clean Twilight off after she spills juice on her in the movie while in the book Granny Smith tosses her a rag. There's no scene where Applejack wonders how Twilight knew her name since she never said it because Pinkie greeted her and Big Mac by their names when they came in. Sunset Shimmer threatens to destroy the portal with a big hammer in the movie while in the book she uses a golf club. Small things like that are all over the place in this book.There's also a bunch of activity pages at the end that are meant for kids. Like writing down what friendship means to them. Do they know anybody (like Sunset Shimmer) that is really mean but probably just lonely? And what's the best way to show that person they want to be friends? Actually, that can be applied to adults as well. Anyone can learn a lesson from this. I'm sure everyone reading this knows at least one really mean person. The actual story is 216 pages and there's 16 pages of activities. The last page is an ad for the Equestria Girls movie.I didn't really see the point in making a novelization of this at first but it changed things enough to keep it interesting. Some lines are the exact same as the movie, but most aren't. Most scenes aren't either. It's sort of like a slightly changed alternate reality.... of another alternate reality... >.>It was really fun to read. I'd recommend if you want a slightly different take on Equestria Girls.

This book is also based from a movie. In this book Twilight Sparkle goes through a mirror to save her friends back in Ponyville. Twilight is now a princess of Equestria and so she goes through a mirror because Sunset Shimmer steals her crown. Twilight Sparkle goes back to get her crown back from Sunset Shimmer. Sunset Shimmer is jealous because Twilight Sparkle was Princess Celestia's prize pupil and Sunset Shimmer wants to have all the power that comes with it. Throughout the book, you can see the struggle between Twilight Sparkle and Sunset Shimmer but in the end, it does teach a good lesson in friendship.