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| Title: Mini Mysteries: 20
Tricky Tales to Untangle |
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Series:
American Girl Library |
| Author: Rick Walton |
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Reviewer: Michelle
G. '11
I read the book Mini Mysteries by
American Girl. Mini Mysteries isn't a novel - it really is a
book of twenty short mysteries for you to figure out. This is how it
works: you read a story and then at the end, there is a question, and
based on the story, you figure out the mystery and flip to a certain
page number. Once you get to that page, you find the title of the
story, open up the flap, and there is where you'll find the answer to
the mystery.I found this book very
enjoyable, because it makes you think. Just because it's by American
Girl, doesn't mean it's a girl's book (even though all main characters
are girls.) But I recommend this book to people who like to think, and
who like a good challenge.
Spring 2004
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Reviewer: Carly
H. '11This book is made up of twenty mini puzzling
perplexing mysteries for you to unravel. Think you can find out if
Megan is really telling the truth about the prank call? Or how Noelle
knows the boy at the zoo is lying? Confused? Well, you can always look
in the back of the book for the answers. Think you can handle it? Then
pick up Mini Mysteries at you library and help Marie, Noelle,
Hailey, Brooke, Hope, Megan, Sage, Faith, and Rose find the truth to
these twenty tricky tales.
I recommend this book to people who can really
think outside the box. I also think people who don't have a lot of
time on their hands would enjoy this book because you can read one
mystery then put it down until the next day. Overall, I think whoever
reads this book will love it.
Spring 2004
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