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The Jessie Files #3
A Dramatic Disappearance
Jessie's next article for the school paper is taking a dramatic turn.
When a traveling theater production comes to town, Jessie is excited to write a profile of its star, a talented performer who grew up in Greenfield and is making a big splash around the world. But when the performer goes missing days before the show is set to make its debut, Jessie realizes that something big is going on behind the scenes. If she wants to score a celebrity interview, she’s going to have to solve a mystery first.
When a traveling theater production comes to town, Jessie is excited to write a profile of its star, a talented performer who grew up in Greenfield and is making a big splash around the world. But when the performer goes missing days before the show is set to make its debut, Jessie realizes that something big is going on behind the scenes. If she wants to score a celebrity interview, she’s going to have to solve a mystery first.
- GenresChildrens
192 pages, Hardcover
First published April 27, 2023
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About the author
Stacia Deutsch
126 books114 followers#1 New York Times Best Selling Author, Stacia Deutsch has written more than 300 books.
In addition to her award-winning creative chapter book series entitled Blast to the Past, Stacia has also ghostwritten for a popular girls' mystery series, published non-fiction texts, and penned a young adult romantic comedy called In the Stars. She has also penned popular titles for Girls who Code Books 1 & 2 and several Spirit: Riding Free books.
Additionally, Stacia has written junior movie tie-in novelizations for summer blockbuster films, including HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA, the New York Times Best Seller: CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS JR. MOVIE NOVEL, and THE SMURFS MOVIE NOVELS.
Check out Stacia's website for more titles!
A bit more about me:
✥ Lives on a Ranch with 4 horses, 2 cats, 2 dogs and a lot of lizards
✥ Has an Masters in Fine Arts from Western State Colorado in Genre Fiction
✥ Was recently awarded a Doctor of Divinity honorary degree from Hebrew Union College
✥ Grew up in Denver, lived in Cincinnati, and now lives in California
Find her at www.staciadeutsch.com.
Email: staciadeutsch.writes@gmail.com
Twitter: @staciadeutsch, www.facebook/staciadeutsch, and www.instagram.com/staciadeutsch_writes/
Stacia lives in Temecula, California.
In addition to her award-winning creative chapter book series entitled Blast to the Past, Stacia has also ghostwritten for a popular girls' mystery series, published non-fiction texts, and penned a young adult romantic comedy called In the Stars. She has also penned popular titles for Girls who Code Books 1 & 2 and several Spirit: Riding Free books.
Additionally, Stacia has written junior movie tie-in novelizations for summer blockbuster films, including HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA, the New York Times Best Seller: CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS JR. MOVIE NOVEL, and THE SMURFS MOVIE NOVELS.
Check out Stacia's website for more titles!
A bit more about me:
✥ Lives on a Ranch with 4 horses, 2 cats, 2 dogs and a lot of lizards
✥ Has an Masters in Fine Arts from Western State Colorado in Genre Fiction
✥ Was recently awarded a Doctor of Divinity honorary degree from Hebrew Union College
✥ Grew up in Denver, lived in Cincinnati, and now lives in California
Find her at www.staciadeutsch.com.
Email: staciadeutsch.writes@gmail.com
Twitter: @staciadeutsch, www.facebook/staciadeutsch, and www.instagram.com/staciadeutsch_writes/
Stacia lives in Temecula, California.
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January 23, 2025
This series was brilliant, but really the last one kinda dissapointed me. There were like two pieces of evidence leading to the culprit and there were several plot holes.
The grammar was kinda poor, but I loved the writing style! The dialogue tags varied unlike some children's books I've read and it gave you a theme.
Conner seemed.... dunno if you were reading that without knowing how old he was you'd think he was a middle schooler.
The jokes were terrible and it kinda felt a bit crazy that even the adults were watching Daniel and the Celler Dweller's videos and laughing at it. It's middle school humor, but I doubt most eight graders would be laughing at that.
Mina's personality changed a lot. Her reply to Daniel's text seemed off to her personality. She's shy and a bit of a creepy stalker and the way she texted him just seemed... not right. The words she used didn't fit in with her personality. Not consistent.
The grammar was kinda poor, but I loved the writing style! The dialogue tags varied unlike some children's books I've read and it gave you a theme.
Conner seemed.... dunno if you were reading that without knowing how old he was you'd think he was a middle schooler.
The jokes were terrible and it kinda felt a bit crazy that even the adults were watching Daniel and the Celler Dweller's videos and laughing at it. It's middle school humor, but I doubt most eight graders would be laughing at that.
Mina's personality changed a lot. Her reply to Daniel's text seemed off to her personality. She's shy and a bit of a creepy stalker and the way she texted him just seemed... not right. The words she used didn't fit in with her personality. Not consistent.
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