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Hannah Saves the World: Book 2: Middle Grade Mystery Fiction
Hannah Saves the World (Book 2: Middle Grade Mystery Fiction) is a children’s mystery adventure for ages 8-12! Kid detectives Hannah and Mia delve into a new mystery! Mr. Meowgi, the most massive cat in all of Cardwick City, has gone missing. Everyone else thinks he ran away, but Hannah’s got a different theory. Hannah and her sidekick, Mia, crisscross the town in search of clues and evidence, but little do they know that just around the corner, a misguided but highly intelligent robot is secretly drawing up plans to deactivate the sun! Can middle school detectives Hannah and Mia find Mr. Meowgi and save the world? Again? Find out in this funny book for tweens! A.M. Luzzader, author of middle grade fiction books, including the Mermaid in Middle Grade series , debuts a new middle school mystery novel series, Hannah Saves the World , to add to her collection of middle school literature and fun books for tweens. This book is perfect for kids who love science fiction, kid detective books, tween books for girls or boys, and children’s mystery adventure books. Educational Friendship for kids, honesty, humor, individuality, science, reasoning, logic, and literary topics such as vocabulary, palindromes, wordplay, alliteration, and consonance For kids ages 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 and all who love mystery books for kids and funny books for children.
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162 pages, Paperback
Published March 19, 2021
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May 14, 2021
Mysteries can be fun to solve on one’s own, but they are especially enjoyable to investigate with friends. Hannah is back for a second adventure accompanied by her friend Mia. When their friend Lacy’s cat, Mr. Meowgi, goes missing, Hannah and Mia jump into action and are immediately on the case. Using video and good, old-fashioned detective work, the girls collect clues from around their town to learn exactly what happened to Lacy’s beloved pet. Unbeknownst to them, a kind-hearted robot named Robert lives nearby and is having a mysteriously interconnected experience of his own.
This is an excellent continuation of the Hannah Saves the World book series, following much the same pattern as the first one. Two initially disparate storylines interconnect as the story progresses, often in ways only the reader and omniscient narrator can observe. Funny and heartwarming, this cozy mystery showcases friendship and acceptance and is thoughtfully designed for a middle grade audience.
Young readers will love the silly and engaging writing style that continues from the first book. Channeling Sherlock Holmes, several of his iconic phrases appear within the dialogue and add an old-style element to the narrative. Occasional illustrations appear in the book, enhancing certain plot points while providing a visual respite for young readers. These black-and-white images help readers engage more fully with the story and the events taking place within it.
Hannah Saves the World is a well-written, next level up from series like Cam Jansen for middle grade readers. Fans of cozy mysteries with some humor, cats, robots, and a satisfying ending will fall for this quirky investigator and her friends. It is a delightful addition to library collections for middle grade readers.
I received a copy of this book from the author and I chose to leave this review.
This is an excellent continuation of the Hannah Saves the World book series, following much the same pattern as the first one. Two initially disparate storylines interconnect as the story progresses, often in ways only the reader and omniscient narrator can observe. Funny and heartwarming, this cozy mystery showcases friendship and acceptance and is thoughtfully designed for a middle grade audience.
Young readers will love the silly and engaging writing style that continues from the first book. Channeling Sherlock Holmes, several of his iconic phrases appear within the dialogue and add an old-style element to the narrative. Occasional illustrations appear in the book, enhancing certain plot points while providing a visual respite for young readers. These black-and-white images help readers engage more fully with the story and the events taking place within it.
Hannah Saves the World is a well-written, next level up from series like Cam Jansen for middle grade readers. Fans of cozy mysteries with some humor, cats, robots, and a satisfying ending will fall for this quirky investigator and her friends. It is a delightful addition to library collections for middle grade readers.
I received a copy of this book from the author and I chose to leave this review.
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