The Brixton Brothers (5 books in series)
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review 1: Very unrealistic and odd. The set up of the mystery comes out of nowhere and just left me completely confused. I was convinced Steve was dreaming, until the plot continued down the odd road it was on. I was glad to have everything come together at the end. Overall it was an enjoy...
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review 1: Quick read and and pretty entertaining. Honestly, there were a couple of times I audibly gasped, then had to giggle because I didn't know how into the story I had become! Not super scary, but suspenseful at times. I love the way librarians are featured prominently in the story...
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review 1: AR 4.0 Great read for Gr 3- 5 who enjoy a mystery. This one is a good title for those readers beginning to enjoy the mystery genre. Similar to the classics of Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew, but not quite on that level. This was the first one I read from the series and it was fine ...
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review 1: This series is hilarious! Loosely based on the Hardy Boys series, there are lots of puns and similar names and circumstances. This is book #2. Twelve year-old Steve Brixton, who has no siblings, formed The Brixton Brothers Detective Agency to model it after his favorite 58 book m...
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review 1: Not at all what I was expecting, so it took me some time to mull it over before I was ready to write my "blurb" about this book. I didn't love it, but I'm pretty sure that most of my 5th grade boys would get excited by the quirky, unexpectedness of the plot. So I think that I w...