Runholt, Susan Rescuing Seneca Crane, 276 p. Viking (Penguin), 2009. $16.99. Content: G (some tension).
The girls who solved “The Mystery of the Third Lucretia” are off to London with Kari’s mom, to interview Seneca Crane, 15, a piano prodigy. The three girls hit it off immediately, so when Seneca is kidnapped, Kari and Lucas jump right into solving the mystery, even when they know they are walking into danger. It’s a good thing that Lucas has an no-limit charge card, because the girls will need their wits and access to money. I have not read the first adventure of Kari and Lucas, but I jumped right into this one and enjoyed a great time. I will be buying both books for my library and so should you.
EL, MS – ESSENTIAL. Cindy, Library-Teacher.
The girls who solved “The Mystery of the Third Lucretia” are off to London with Kari’s mom, to interview Seneca Crane, 15, a piano prodigy. The three girls hit it off immediately, so when Seneca is kidnapped, Kari and Lucas jump right into solving the mystery, even when they know they are walking into danger. It’s a good thing that Lucas has an no-limit charge card, because the girls will need their wits and access to money. I have not read the first adventure of Kari and Lucas, but I jumped right into this one and enjoyed a great time. I will be buying both books for my library and so should you.
EL, MS – ESSENTIAL. Cindy, Library-Teacher.
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