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Fairday Morrow and the Talking Library by Jessica Haight and Stephanie Robinson

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Page Count: 236 pages Published: November 24, 2017 My Rating: 4.5 stars  Series: Fairday Files (Book 2) Grene: Fantasy, Mystery  Amazon Link for Fairday Morrow and the Talking Library    If you though Fairday's adventures with the DMS were over, then you were wrong. There is a bookworm that threatens the Talking Library. When the librarian, Fas, enlists the help of Fairday and her friends, they soon realize that there is much more to the Begonia House than meets the eye. Weird interviews and mysterious markings are just the tip of the iceberg for Fairdays new mystery. At the same time, Lizzy finds a long lost family relative that just might help them more than they think.    Just like I said in my review of the first book, I met the authors at the Made in Connecticut Convention and they were super nice! Just like the first book had a Wizard of Oz theme, this one had an Alice in Wonderland theme. I liked that this book also mentions many...

The Secret Files of Fairday Morrow by Jessica Haight and Stephanie Robinson

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Page Count: 272 pages  Published: 2015  My Rating: 4.5 stars  Series: Fairday Files (Book 1) Amazon link for The Secret Files of Fairday Morrow    Fairday had just moved from the big bustling city of Manhattan to a small town of Ashpot, Connecticut. But there are many rumors that surround her new home, the Begonia House. First, Thurston Begonias daughter disappears on her wedding day. Then, Thurston falls form a balcony on the third floor. When weird things start happening in the house, like bagpipe music and mysterious doors appearing in mirrors, Fairday knows that she and her family are not alone. With the help of the DMS(Detective Mystery Squad), Fairday will solve the mystery of what really happened.    I met the authors of the Fairday Morrow series at the Made in Connecticut Convention. There they told me about the Wizard of Oz theme that the book has. After reading it, the theme really shone through. I would recommend this book to someone ...