Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library
Kay says:
If you love games, puzzles, and mysteries of all sorts, you have got to read this book! In the book Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library, a young boy named Kyle, who is somewhat irresponsible, plays the roll of the main character. He is chosen by an eccentric billionaire to spend a night as a lock in at his new Library on the night before it actually opens. Kyle is accompanied by a dozen more 12-year-olds. The next morning when the lock in is supposed to end, the doors remain locked. No...w the single task of the whole group of kids is to find their way through the confusing labyrinthine of a library to the treasure that awaits them at the finish. They compete together against a bunch of other groups of kids whos goal is the same. The library is one big futuristic gig saw puzzle that they must figure out. This book is not only a funny book of rib -tickling jokes but also a game its self in which the reader must pay close attention in order to figure out the clues throughout the book.
TheHungerGamesFan1234 says:
Sometimes a juvenile fiction book is just the right thing. Like when you are tired of packing and congested with a cold and overwhelmed by the impending move. That's especially true for a delightful book like this one. It reminded me of The Westing Game and Alcatraz vs. The Evil Librarians. It was clever and never condescending. And it certainly didn't hurt that so many lovely books were name dropped. When you want a fun jaunt of a book, grab this one. And share it with your middle schooler when you finish.MoreLess
If you love games, puzzles, and mysteries of all sorts, you have got to read this book! In the book Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library, a young boy named Kyle, who is somewhat irresponsible, plays the roll of the main character. He is chosen by an eccentric billionaire to spend a night as a lock in at his new Library on the night before it actually opens. Kyle is accompanied by a dozen more 12-year-olds. The next morning when the lock in is supposed to end, the doors remain locked. No...w the single task of the whole group of kids is to find their way through the confusing labyrinthine of a library to the treasure that awaits them at the finish. They compete together against a bunch of other groups of kids whos goal is the same. The library is one big futuristic gig saw puzzle that they must figure out. This book is not only a funny book of rib -tickling jokes but also a game its self in which the reader must pay close attention in order to figure out the clues throughout the book.
TheHungerGamesFan1234 says:
Sometimes a juvenile fiction book is just the right thing. Like when you are tired of packing and congested with a cold and overwhelmed by the impending move. That's especially true for a delightful book like this one. It reminded me of The Westing Game and Alcatraz vs. The Evil Librarians. It was clever and never condescending. And it certainly didn't hurt that so many lovely books were name dropped. When you want a fun jaunt of a book, grab this one. And share it with your middle schooler when you finish.MoreLess
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Guest 4 years ago
Everyone should read this book, its kid friendly, and is also funny. I also think they should also put way more star wars books on here, it would bring more people. I love star wars, so if you do, I will be reading them all day long.I also want the witch of black bird pond on here.
Please.
Do what is necessary.
I love Nancy drew.
I love hardy boys.
I love Robert bowman.
Guest 6 years ago
could u please add what page we are on and how much pages there are in the book
dawson_hatfield1156 7 years ago
This is literally on of the best books I have ever read. You should define toy read it.
Guest 7 years ago
When I heard the Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan I'm just like Akimi your my best friend. Glad Nickelodeon are making a movie of this
Guest 7 years ago
And then I heard Anne of Green Gables and I'm like Chris did you write this book just for me?
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