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ALilLacey (2 KP) rated Frankie Dupont And The High Seas Heist in Books

Mar 4, 2019  
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Frankie Dupont And The High Seas Heist
Julie Anne Grasso | 2015
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
Such a fun read for young readers. The age range of 8-12 is perfect for this book, boy or girl. Frankie Dupont is just like a young modern day Sherlock Holmes trying to solve a mystery along with his dad, a few friends and his trusty sidekick dog. This was a fun mystery as it involved two mysteries that end up being surprisingly related. The book is a simple but a fun engaging read. I was trying to figure out the clues and who-dun-it as i read along. I love how Frankie's mind works and his fun gadgets and scientific knowledge he uses to solve the mystery. Sure made me want some chocolate too. A recommended read!
  
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Ross (3284 KP) rated S-Town in Podcasts

Jun 5, 2019  
S-Town
S-Town
Society & Culture
7
8.5 (21 Ratings)
Podcast Rating
Interesting, but nothing much happens
Don't expect this to be a true crime series. The blurb leads you to believe this may be a murder investigation. It is not.
What S-Town is, is an in-depth look at a troubled man in rural Alabama, who desperately wants some attention and for someone to care about the same things as him. He sees things happening locally that he is not happy with and is struggling to do anything about it.
The documentary series is a well structured analysis of a man with a head full of knowledge and a heart of gold, but with so many internal issues that hold him back.
Interesting, for sure, but not what you might be led to expect.
  
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Cynthia Armistead (17 KP) rated Attack the Geek (Ree Reyes, #2.5) in Books

Mar 1, 2018  
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Attack the Geek (Ree Reyes, #2.5)
Michael R. Underwood | 2014
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
Excuse me, but SQUEE! More Ree Reyes! More Drake! More Eastwood and Grognard! Yes, more Geekomancy!

Michael Underwood is back with a delightful novella and if I have ANY complaints, it's that this is a novella instead of a novel. That's just because I am a greedy fangirl reader. The story itself is fully developed, and the novella is exactly the right format for it.

Attack the Geek definitely isn't the place to start in the series, as it relies on previous knowledge of the characters and the universe, but if you've read the previous novels, you will NOT want to miss this installment when it is released on April 9.

Now I'm left hungry for Ree Reyes #3, though!