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The Crazy Case Of Missing Thunder (2012)

by Tony Abbott(Favorite Author)
3.58 of 5 Votes: 1
ISBN
1606843400 (ISBN13: 9781606843406)
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English
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publisher
Egmontusa
series
Goofballs
review 1: Tony Abbott has written a lot of beginning chapter books for the Gr. 1-3 age range but this is the first time I have got around to reading any of his work. The first book in the Goofballs mystery series is just what one expects from a well-written piece in this genre. I enjoyed the characters, story and humour. This is a fun group of kids who have a unique detective agency, different from the usual. The first book in a series like this usually is about how everyone meets and how they got started detecting. I really like how Abbott dumps us right into the middle of these kids' lives. They've already solved a case, are famous in their town, are wanting another case to work on and get that call when we first meet them, an established group with a past. The only thing that bot... morehered me was a bit of behaviour which was rather risky: going to meet a strange man way out in the boondocks. Now mom does come along but I'm thinking this is not a good idea even if mom should happen to have a taser in her pocket. But she doesn't and she then decides to stay in the car and let the kids go in the huge mansion in the middle of nowhere all by themselves. Not exactly a swift move for mom, but otherwise an entertaining mystery for this age group.
review 2: The first in a series about a group of kids who form the Goofball Private Eyes. Together the four of them look for clues and solve mysteries. Yes, they do have a dog who sometimes sniffs things out although I haven't read of him talking or getting Scooby-snacks yet. They have just come off their biggest case yet by solving the mystery of the missing pizza when they get a call from the richest person in town about a new case. When they arrive, they find out that his pony went missing that morning and the Goofballs are on the case!It's another cute book by Tony Abbott. Lots of fast paced action with humor liberally thrown in for the 7-9yr old set. My 7yr old has declared that this is his favorite author ever and he must read everything by him and by extension, so must I. It gets 5 stars from my 7yr old and I'm passing it along for him. *big grin* less
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sanjkadam
It was okay. Some of the puns were funny but I thought the characters were a bit outdated.
mutethemusic
You book was funny! I want to read your other books. I bet they're funny too.
Elliea
I liked to read the book because i like mystery books
Ishan
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