Sundays with Scott - Buggy Crenshaw and the Deadwood Principal

Buggy Crenshaw and the Deadwood Principal: Evolution
R.M. Wilbur
_{Others in Series: Buggy Crenshaw and the Bungler's Paradox}

Buggy Crenshaw isn't your average twelve year old. Within a couple of weeks of moving to Lloyd's Hollow, Buggy discovers a magical world, realizes she has traveled back through time to save the world, and defeats one of the most powerful demons of all time. You would think that, with all that she as been through, Buggy could take a break, right?

Well, you'd be dead wrong.

When Buggy is visited by a dying phoenix, everything takes a turn for the worst. Evil plants and creatures are taking over Lloyd's Hollow, and Buggy is being sent on yet another adventure. With the help of her friends Sid and Veronica, Buggy must uncover exactly what she has set in motion and discover a way to stop it. But can the trio stop another demon from entering our world?

Can they stop Mother Nature herself?


This book held my interest from start to finish. The scenery was incredibly realistic, and the characters seemed to jump out of the book. Contrary to my last review, I have no criticism for this book except that it should be made clear that this is the first of two books. Other than that, an awesome book!

The Deadwood Principal or the Artemis Fowl series?: Anybody who knows me knows how much I LOVE the Artemis Fowl series. I sat for dasys going through each and every one of the codes mentioned. This is why I am surprised to say that I prefer The Deadwood Principal and The Bungler's Paradox to the entire Artemis Fowl series! Wilburn has me addicted to his books like Eoin Colfer never could. Not an easy feat, so enjoy the praise.

Rating: 9.5/10 - there's always room for improvement!

- Scott