The London Eye Mystery
(8 reviews with an average rating of 4 out of 5)
Publisher: Penguin
Ted likes the weather, he also likes statistics and routine but his life is thrown into disarray when his Aunt Gloria and cousin Salim arrive, like a hurricane, to stay in London en-route to a new life in New York.
Ted and his older sister Kat arrange to take Salim on the London Eye but although they watch him go up in a pod, he never comes down again. Salim is missing. Ted's analytical mind becomes an asset as he and Kat piece together the information surrounding their cousin's disappearance and begin to unravel the mystery.
Ted is an endearing character and the focus of the story is on the solving of a mystery rather than his Asperger's syndrome. This is a beautifully written and engaging book.
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What you thought...
Average rating:
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Peaches, 08 June 2023
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absolutely brilliant and gripping!!!!! had me up until 11pm
Martha, 22 January 2021
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I read this a while a go but I remember it so it must have been good. Hasn't the author died so Robin Stevens (author of murder most unladylike) added another book?
Anonymous, 14 July 2020
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Hi I love tuis book it’s the best
Lotty, 04 February 2020
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I absolutely loved this book 📚
Marcia, 24 October 2019
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I hate this book! there is a inappropriate kissing part and it was detail! I was reading to my 16 year old daughter this is not expectable for kids. THIS SHOULD BE MA 15+
Emma (mum of three), 28 March 2019
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I love youre books
Anonymous, 27 November 2018
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I think this book is an amazing book very intresting it has lots of learning wys its peruades you if you have not read this book then you may read it it is suitable for 8 years plus I read this at my school and every body loved it mabe you should buy a copy of this and read it .
britney, 05 March 2015
The best book I have red in my life!