Kids Books - Detectives

9 year old: Read this book, it's the best book ever! People who like adventures should read this series. 11 year old: I think this is a great series. 6 year old: Nobody knew who I was when I dressed up as Cassawoo at school. Mom: We loved this series as a family, we laughed and got so excited at the wins and sad for the losses, but all in all the positive aspects completely outweighed the sad things.

9 year old: Read this book, it's the best book ever! People who like adventures should read this series. 11 year old: I think this is a great series. 6 year old: Nobody knew who I was when I dressed up as Cassawoo at school. Mom: We loved this series as a family, we laughed and got so excited at the wins and sad for the losses, but all in all the positive aspects completely outweighed the sad things.

Best book ever made

In the book, 39 clues into the gauntlet, by; Margaret Peterson, Dan and Amy are trying to find the clue to their grandmothers will. If they find the clues and pass the hunt before any one else, they will be the most powerful people in the world. But what they first didn't know is that it involves stuff like killing other hunters to survive. In this book the other clue hunters find Dan and Amy and try to get the clues from them. I would recommended this book.It is a very interesting book.

Throughout the hunt for the 39 Clues, Amy and Dan have encountered some of the darkest aspects of history . . . and had to deal with the role their family played. But are they ready for the truth? In this thrilling ninth installment, Amy and Dan hit the high seas as they follow the trail of some infamous ancestors to track down a long lost treasure. However, the real prize isn’t hidden in a chest. It's the discovery of the Madrigals' most dangerous secret and, even more shockingly, the true identity of the mysterious man in black. I hope that you would read it!

A game of cat and mouse... A strange telegram lures fourteen-year-old Amy Cahill and her younger brother, Dan, deep into Russia and away from the only trustworthy adult they know. Signed with the initials NRR, the telegram launches a race to uncover a treasure stolen by the Nazis and the truth behind the murder of the last Russian royal family. All too soon, the treasure hunt starts to smell like a Lucian trap. But the bait might just be irresistible...what will Amy and Dan risk to find out what really happened on the night their parents died? This will keep you up all night! Have fun with it!

Milo Pine looks forward to spending his winter break drinking hot chocolate and hanging out with his parents at Greenglass House, the inn they run. But no such luck. As soon as Milo finishes his homework, the doorbell rings—and in comes a strange guest named Mr. Vinge. Milo’s disappointed...but one guest’s not such a big problem, is it? Turns out, he’s wrong. Soon, guests are pouring in through the doors of Greenglass House, each with their own mysterious reasons for coming to the inn. There’s Georgie Moselle, the blue-haired girl who loves photography; Mrs. Hereward and Dr. Goverwine, the total opposites who are always arguing; and Clem Candler, a cheerful lady who claims to be a thief. When things start to get fishy, and a mystery plot set up by one of the guests sucks everyone in, Milo must find out what’s happening—and fast. Along with his new friend Meddy, he discovers more secrets—and answers to his deepest questions. Can he and Meddy solve the mystery of who has been stealing from the guests and framing them? Read this book to find out! Overall, I liked this book, and rate it 4/5 stars. I recommend Greenglass House for anyone who doesn’t mind a little slowness, but likes a good mystery book.

Ever since Ollie, Coco, and Brian managed to outwit the Smiling Man in his haunted corn maze, the friends have hoped that would be the last they would see of him. But when Ollie and her friends go to a lodge near the Mount Hemlock Ski Resort, they find out that it is haunted by the ghosts of Mistress Hemlock and a ghost named Gretel. Their problems get worse when they are trapped in a snowstorm in the lodge. Could it get any worse? Unfortunately, it does. But then Ollie, Coco, and Bryan find out that the Smiling Man is in the lodge with them, and this time, he's determined to trap Ollie and her friends in a mirror forever. I liked this book because it contained a lot of suspense, and it is sort of creepy.

Pretty illustrations, invigorating writing, enigmatic fonts...need I say any more? The 19th installment of this beautiful series follows the Thea Sisters in Mexico as they visit their friends' chocolate factory! All seems well until someone begins sabotaging the factory's batter and confections. Could it be their friends' biggest rival, or someone closer to their heart?

How do you drag a 500-pound dinosaur skull through the mud on a rainy day? Does that sound even remotely possible? Teddy is asked to investigate a mysterious crime on his friend Sage's Farm: a thief stole a dinosaur skull, seemingly without a trace! How could someone do it? Sage asks Teddy to figure out the impossible crime. If he doesn't Sage may lose his ranch! Also, the local police think that Summer's dad, J.J McCracken, stole the bones, and if Teddy fails, FunJungle might be shut down! I like how every FunJungle book talks about an issue about animals, like habitat destruction, or the illegal pet trade. I recommend this book to animal lovers.