The Name of This Book Is Secret (The Secret Series)

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The following year, Bosch returned readers to the world of the Secret Series in Bad Magic, the first novel in what became the Bad Books trilogy. Bosch had long been suspected to be the author Raphael Simon, although Bosch disputed this until he revealed himself as Simon in a May 8, 2016, editorial in The New York Times. [8] MacGuffin: Every book centers around either finding some ancient artifact, or keeping it away from the Midnight Sun. Se qualcuno mi dicesse: "Ho letto un libro con un personaggio simile a Harry Bosch -cosa che credo sia impossibile, ma dettagli!-", io lo leggerei subito senza se e senza ma :DD)

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Cassandra, when you want to speak to me, you should say 'Excuse me, Mrs. Johnson.' Then wait until you get my attention." This is a entertaining mysterious book, very inspiring indeed. Many people will enjoy to read this book.Though there are some elements that get morbid, it is all handled well. It's not scarier than anything in Aladdin (1992). Why did so many grown-ups want to be young, she wondered, when it took so long to grow old? It was like going on a million-mile road trip then wanting to turn around without getting out of the car.” Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: This Book Is Not Good For You could've been done differently if Cass didn't open her big mouth regarding the Tuning Fork. Now, don't get me wrong. I LOVE middle grade books. They are the only antidote to my eternally dark soul. I knew exactly what I was getting myself into and that I am not the target audience. This is an amazing book it talks to you a lot in the start and has a nice mystery theme to it. If you are interested in detective stories you should read this.

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But there were other, vaguer, harder-to-pin-down feelings, like: a pit in the stomach that means something is either really good or really bad or both. A feeling of being old and young at once. A sense of beginnings and endings happening at the same time. A certainty that your life is changing, but an uncertainty about how it's changing and whether you want it to.” Lemony Narrator: This is heavily, heavily present in all of the books of the original Secret Series. The style is some ways very similar to A Series of Unfortunate Events, though in many ways different. The narrator is, nevertheless, very obtrusive. This trope is still present but heavily downplayed in The Bad Books, to the relief of some reviewers who felt it was used to the point of driving the reader to distraction in the original series. I won't reveal any more of the book's secrets, apart from saying that riddles and word play and adventures abound. Do yourself a favor and find out for yourself. Read it, then loan it to a friend who is weary of epics. Near the beginning of the book, in the second chapter I think, there is a mention of a dead person, "the smell of decomposing flesh," and "corpses." I wasn't comfortable with my 8 year old dealing with imagery of rotting humans, so I returned the book. Your mileage may differ. Appendix usually means "small outgrowth from large intestine," but in this case it means "additional information accompanying main text." Or are those really the same things? Think carefully before you insult this book.”In 2013, the series was followed by Write This Book: A Do-It-Yourself Mystery. While not directly a part of the Secret Series, it directly references several characters and situations from it. I was expecting a little more from what i read. What i read went in one ear and came out the other. Meaning that it was quite boring. It spent too much time on little things(like hair) that were not important rather than focusing on the actual story. It seemed to have a violent or rather dark meaning. For example there was a part where they talking about a dead burnt corpse that was burnt in a fire. They also looked through his remains. BLAA! The girl named Cassandra was a very interesting character; always prepared for any kind of weather. Read this series when I was 7, and I LOVED it! I have a high reading level, but most people should be able to understand it. It is a mystery and I have read all of Pseudonyms Bosch’s books and recommend them to anyone looking for a simple mystery. A sequel was published in late 2008, under the name If You're Reading This, It's Too Late. [1] A third book was released on September 1, 2009, with the title This Book Is Not Good for You. A fourth book, This Isn't What It Looks Like, was released on August 22, 2010. A fifth book was released on September 20, 2011 and is titled You Have to Stop This. [2] Summary [ edit ]