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    Kench!

    Kench!

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    A comedy podcast from Radio 1, showcasing the brightest and best new comedy talent. There will be...

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Nick Friesen (96 KP) rated Stranger Things - Season 1 in TV

Jul 12, 2017  
Stranger Things - Season 1
Stranger Things - Season 1
2016 | Horror, Sci-Fi
10
8.8 (161 Ratings)
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David Harbour (4 more)
All of the kids
That theme music
The pitch-perfect retro atmosphere
Barb!
I can't rate it Eleven (0 more)
Nostalgia Perfected
Stranger Things is everything I wanted J.J. Abrams' Super 8 to be, and more. The atmosphere of the show is pitch-perfect and well established from the very first episode. The creeping tension builds until it touches the viewer's core and finally "resolves" in a full-on creature feature of a final episode. Like any good mystery/thriller TV show, it saves plenty of mysteries for future seasons. Here's to hoping the Duffer brothers don't bungle it up like Hemlock Grove after the interesting mysteries in its first season. Stranger Things is a much better show, however, and the Duffer brothers seem to have a much better idea of where this story is going. The child actors are all fantastic, and of the few notable adults/teens, David Harbour is my favorite. I cannot wait for season two in October (the kids have Ghostbusters Halloween costumes!).
  
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2585 KP) rated Super Puzzletastic Mysteries in Books

Jul 5, 2020  
Super Puzzletastic Mysteries
Super Puzzletastic Mysteries
Various Authors | 2020 | Children, Mystery
9
9.0 (1 Ratings)
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Twenty Great Puzzles and Mysteries for You to Solve
This book for middle grade readers features twenty stories by members of Mystery Writers of America. Each story provides the clues and puzzles you need to solve it along with the characters. In fact, the solutions are at the back of the book to give you time to figure out what is really going on before you see if you got it right. While a few authors feature series sleuths, most of the stories feature original characters.

And all of them are fun. Many are straight up mysteries, but some feature puzzles we can learn about and solve with the characters along the way. The stories average about 15 pages each, so they would work well for reading aloud and solving as a group. It might take a group to solve some of them. I figured a few out, but many left me stumped until I turned to the end. There isn’t a bad story in the bunch, and kids will certainly enjoy this collection as much as I did.