With Danni and Skip by his side, the summer days become an amazing time of fun and swimming only marred by the local burglaries until the trio discovers a cave and a mystery that makes “The Beach Club” a memory that they – and everyone else in this little beach town – will never forget.
Hott Review:
This first volume of The Beach Club, Magic Beach, is really a terrific book. I’ll admit I was a bit apprehensive because of the cover but, once I started reading I couldn’t put it down. Then, I couldn’t wait to share it with my nephews! I think this series could be to them what Nancy Drew (& The Hardy Boys) was to me.
What I liked: Reading Magic Beach is like taking a vacation! I loved how that peaceful beach vibe overcame me as I was reading about The Beach Club’s summer activities. The kids friendship, fun, and mystery are the summers we all dream of.
You won’t be disappointed in Magic Beach!
What I didn’t like: With the exception of a couple of grammatical errors I didn’t see anything in Magic Beach that would hinder you from sharing this with your middle grade reader.
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| Author: | T. Johnson | ||
| Source: | Book Review Buzz | ||
| Publisher & Date: | November 1st 2012 by Outskirts Press | ||
| Genre: | Middle-Grade Mystery | ||
| ISBN: | 1432793160 (ISBN13: 9781432793166) | ||
| Pages: | 132 | ||
| Grade: | A | ||
| Ages: | 8-11 | ||
| Setting: | Cape Vernon, North Carolina | ||
| Series: | The Beach Club Volume I | ||
 Magic Beach |
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