Templeton Twins: The Templeton Twins Make a Scene : Book 2 (Edition 1) (Hardcover)

from aethercowboy

In the second Templeton Twins book, The Templeton Twins Make a Scene, Ellis Weiner, assuming the role of the sarcastic Narrator, gives us yet another thrilling adventure involving two resourceful children with little parental supervision subverting the diabolical plots and ploys of less resourcef...

from mavinger

As others have noted this series is very reminiscent of L. Snicket's Series of Unfortunate Events, although this book is not as grim. I read this book without reading the first in the series but I was able to follow the plot and could easily familiarize myself with the characters without prior kn...

from shabacus

In my review for the first book in this series, I noted the similarity to "A Series of Unfortunate Events." This book is dedicated to Lemony Snicket, so apparently the similarity was intentional. That similarity was only heightened by the return of the villainous duo from the first book, in what ...

from MillieHennessy

I did not read the first book in this series (and boy did The Narrator constantly remind me of what I was missing out on!), but I had no problem getting an idea of who the twins were and what they were about. This book made me chuckle quite a few times. The footnotes were interesting (who doesn't...

from hdzookeeper

The Templeton twins, Abigail and John, foil the plot of the dastardly Dean brothers. Their father is hired by the Thespian Academy of the Performing Arts and Sciences (TAPAS) to invent something to save the school. The Dean brothers want part ownership of this invention. The book is narrated by t...