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1. I'll give a shout out to our local museum - the Behringer-Crawford Museum
2. tagged - haven't read it -couldn't think of a book with museum in it that I've read (but there must be one, right??) so I chose one that had a cute cover and sounded like a fun read!
#Two4Tuesday Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView

Make a great day everyone 🙂

The second in the AGATHA ODDLY TRILOGY by Lena Jones (a pseudonym for the Tibor Jones Studio) for children aged 9+ is a ho-hum, formulaic mystery adventure where the murder mystery hook fades away in favour of the overriding story arc of the Gatekeepers‘ Guild. Pacing is okay but the characterisation very thin and I have to say that I never believed in Agatha as a character as her reactions never ring true and the Poirot element is very gimmicky.

Another excellent, high stakes adventure. Agatha made some progress on finding out what happened to her mother as well as breaking into the London Museum to sleuth after an attendant is murdered... finding the long abandoned Museum Railway Station... which obviously leads to all sorts of adventures.