You Have to Stop This
by Pseudonymous Bosch
Stats
Rating: 8 out of 10
Pages: 347
Age: 12–15
Genre: adventure-fiction-magic-Egypt
Worldview: non-Christian
Synopsis
The Secret of the world won’t be secret much longer as long as Cass, Max-Ernest, and Yo-Yoji are on the case. The motley group of kids travels around the world in search for the unknown Secret that is destined to be revealed by someone in Cass’ family line. Just like any good search for a powerful and hidden object, they encounter villains, accomplices, and tricksters along the way. At home and school they are slightly odd kids, but when searching for the Secret they are brilliant and determined. They don’t know what the Secret will hold, but they are willing to put their lives on the line to find out. In this final book of the series, they find that a famous traveling mummy exhibit is the next clue to the case.
Pros
Unique writing style, author interjects and comments at times as if he is watching the story unfold from an unseen vantage point
Cons
Some dabbling with spirituality and magic
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