Jo-Beth and Mary Rose Mystery: Help! I'm a Prisoner in the Library (Paperback)

from thornton37814

Two girls go to a children's library in Indianapolis to use the restroom while their father sets off on foot in the beginnings of a blizzard to get gasoline. The library closes while they are inside, and the resident librarian is unaware they are in the building. I did not like the depiction of t...

from Cheryl_in_CC_NV

Rather implausible, but still fun and satisfying. Better for ages 8-10, or younger if you're reading it to them. Too bad the girls don't actually wind up spending that much time among all the books - I would have preferred a book about them enjoying staying up reading and sharing conversations ab...

from cedargrove

A Great Book To Share Reading this book aloud and sharing it with others is definitely the way to go. It has just enough suspense and humour to keep children interested, and just enough points for discussion to make it worthwhile for a good text to share and discuss. The character maybe me more o...

from thornton37814

Two girls go to a children's library in Indianapolis to use the restroom while their father sets off on foot in the beginnings of a blizzard to get gasoline. The library closes while they are inside, and the resident librarian is unaware they are in the building. I did not like the depiction of t...

from mirrani

I was surprised at how entertaining this story actually was. Many books of this short length speed through and leave out as much as they can in order to get to the end, but this one managed to be well rounded in its own way. There is humor for older readers or adults reading to younger children a...