by Chris Grabenstein
Review #1: Cassidy, 5th grade
Rating: 5 of 5 stars - It's hard to imagine a better book!
Summary: This book is about a boy named Kyle who loves Mr. Lemoncello's games. When his hero builds a library in his home town he doesn't hesitate to go. But Mr. Lemoncello's biggest game yet is getting out of the library. Can Kyle get out first or is he going to lose to his friends?
Review: This book is very enjoyable because the whole book is a puzzle. This book is for people who like adventure and mystery. This book definitely keeps you thinking.
Review #2: Lexy, 5th grade
Rating: 5 of 5 stars - It's hard to imagine a better book!
Summary: The book is about a twelve year olds that enter essays to get an early entrance to the new library. I would say more, but I would give out spoilers.
Review: This book is so unpredictable that you never know what is going to happen! I reccomend this book for 3rd-11th grade.
Review #3: Mrs. Covington, 100th grade
Rating: 4 of 5 stars (better than most books)
Summary: A group of 12-year-olds win the chance to be the first to see the amazing new library built by famous game creator Luigi Lemocello. Once inside, they find out there is also a contest to see who can find the secret exit first. All clues have to do with the library, library systems and finding specific books.
Review: I really enjoyed reading this book. You don't have to know about the dewey decimal system or libraries to understand what's going on in the book. The riddles were really difficult and there was lots of action.
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