Kids Books - Detectives

The lesson to be learned is to except an offer that helps you and to offer help to someone who needs it. For example, in the book Flush the dad wouldn't except the help given from his son. By doing this the dad is still in prison. Someone can relate to this and not except food,water, and clothing when they need it. So except help when you need it and don't be selfish and refuse the offer if you're not okay where you are or how you feel. Additionally, if someone needs help from someone, help them and don't ignore it. For instance, if an old granny is slowly strolling across a street and a car was getting closer, and closer and someone doesn't help this old this can cause an urgent disaster. Finally, a lesson that should be learned is to offer help and except it or, disasters can struck someone's life. I'd rate this book an "8 out of 10". I would recommend this book because not many things happen at the beginning of the story . Then so many miraculous things happen. For example, the characters dad went to jail. Then he comes back a month later when he was supposed to be in jail for a couple of years. The family is now back together as a normal family. On the other hand so many things go wrong. Flush is full of excitement and sorrow. By the way and unanswered question I would ask the author is, "Did Dusty Muleman ever go to jail for dumping in the lake?"

The book is very mysterious. First Room 11's class pet hamster Patches is missing, when Ms. Dismont's brooch is missing and when a ruler was glued to Mr. Flange and when a hat was glued to Alonso, it's all up to Smashie McPerter and Dontel Marquise to find the culprits. Billy was the person to kidnap Patches, Mr. Carter stole Ms. Dismont's brooch, and Siggie glued a ruler to Mr. Flange and hat was glued to Alonso Day. At the end of the book everything was back to normal in Room 11.

Imagine moving to a new state in a new town with new people that you never met before. Then all of a sudden you start getting creepy letters from someone who calls themselves the Sentry. In Creep by Eireann Corrigan, the protagonist Olivia Danvers becomes friends with Jaine Donahue who just moved into Sixteen Olcott Place with her mom, dad and siblings. Most of the book takes place at Sixteen Olcott Place. The Donahues just moved into the neighborhood and started to get these creepy letters sent to their house from someone who called themselves the Sentry of Glennon Heights. Olivia becomes Jaine Donahue's best friend and tries to help the Donahues figure out who the Sentry of Glennon Heights is. A big aha moment is when Olivia and Janie go to Miss Abbot’s house. Miss Abbot invites them in and Janie ends up asking Miss Abbot if she has seen anyone taking an unusual interest in her home. Miss Abbot asks if she's talking about the Sentry. Olivia and Janie realize that Miss Abbot knows a lot more than they thought she did. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes trying to solve mysteries.

This book is called R.I.P Eliza Hart and the author is alyssa sheinmel. She is going through real life problems. She is in college and is having a hard time making friends. She has really bad claustrophobia. One day her best friend who she used to talk to so much died. She wants to know what happened to her best friend so she starts to investigates and try's to find out what happened to her best friend. So she takes her roommate with her to find out what happened. People said that the they found her on a cliff. Her best friend doesn't know who or who not to believe. She is just trying t find out what happened to Eliza Hart her best friend. Why she was trying to find out what happened to her friend. Her and her roommate got really close and became best friends. Her roommate said that she didn't really know who Eliza Hart was but she guessed that she was a good kid. i would recommend this book because its a really good book and if you like mystery you would like this book a lot.

I think that's going to be great

i havent read this, but i have read beetle boy so i know it´ś going to be good!

Lily is eleven years old and she has refused to speak since her brother dies. Shes has nothing but blamed herself and she is gonna tell no one. But Ben a girl named Tinny moves into her small town (only around 200 people) and later on runs away Lily might not be able to keep quiet for much longer.. This story is full of mystery, excitement, sadness, and a twist ending. Make sure to check this book out someday!Recommended to 12+ Thanks for reading -Ajg16's reviews

I liked it, so Sam Sanderson is an cheerleader. She wants to be an award-winning journalist like her mother, so she tries looking for stories for her school newspaper where she wants to become the boss.One day, the grades are being tampered with, Sam must get Makayla’s help in hacking the system/database/porthole to discover the virus that was used to hack in.

really great book very inspiring i also love the way the book is written.

Step One: Find a nice place to read. Step Two: Settle in with a blanket. Step Three: Open The Old Willis Place and prepare yourself for a chill and a thrill! Diana and Georgie have lost everything: their home, their parents, their possessions....the only thing they have left is the woods. They can roam the woods if they follow two rules that just appeared in their consciousness one day: NEVER go past the gate and NEVER show yourself to anyone. So besides those rules Diana and Georgie have free range! And boy, do they know how to use it! For the past seventy years they pranked teens (without being seen, of course) and drove the caretakers of the Old Willis Place crazy by messing with the TV during odd hours. But when a new caretaker comes that is unlike the others, Diana questions the rules for once. Even though they are only for her protection, the rules seem so strict! The new caretaker has a daughter, Lissa - and Diana has been lonely for SUCH a long time! But when Diana gets to close to Lissa, she starts to realize just how much she has lost and the danger she might be in. This is a 5/5 book, another of Mary Downing Hahn's wondrous pieces of literature. This goes on my top 3 horror books list! A must-read! --BKS