Title-Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library
Author-Chris Grabenstein
Hook Question
Will Kyle Keeley and his friends get to stay in the new library for 24 hours?
If so, will Kyle and his friends survive the horror that lies in the library?
Have you ever been trapped in a library? With robots!? Probably not!
Find out what happens by finding clues, picking a team to side with and by having fun with Kyle and his friends!
Blurb
The library is a wonderful place to be, there are so many books
and there's even a café! The library sounds like a wonderful dream!
But the library is not that much of a dream when Kyle and his friends step in,
its more of a nightmare....
Text to Text
This book is related to the series called Magic Tree House because Kyle and his friends explore the library and have quests/missions to do. In Magic Tree House Jack and Annie ( They are Brother and Sister ) have quests/missions to solve and have to work with each other and are given the missions by someone, the same goes for Kyle and his team.
Text to Self
Kyle has 2 older siblings, I have an older sibling,
I have a bunch of board games, Kyle has a lot of
board games and we both play our games with our siblings.
Text to World
There are a lot of library's in the world, and no one has got locked it a library which is good! Hopefully, in the future, no one ever gets stuck in a library!
Reviews
I think that this book is wonderful because when you read it gives a bit of thriller to your body and a lot of excitement because you want to know what happens later on or at the end of the book.
My thoughts
I recommend this book to whoever is into a little bit of thriller, interested in learning about how to solve some quizzes and to people who are interested in competitions and technology. I think this book would be read better by ages 7-13.
Rating

Reviews
I think that this book is wonderful because when you read it gives a bit of thriller to your body and a lot of excitement because you want to know what happens later on or at the end of the book.
My thoughts
I recommend this book to whoever is into a little bit of thriller, interested in learning about how to solve some quizzes and to people who are interested in competitions and technology. I think this book would be read better by ages 7-13.
Rating


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