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The Mysterious Benedict Society and the Perilous Journey (The Mysterious Benedict Society, #2)

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Is this better than the first book? (first book was so boring for me)
Eli Culler honestly, I think it is. there is a lot more action, and it's life or death whether than a mission
…morehonestly, I think it is. there is a lot more action, and it's life or death whether than a mission
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In the beginning of the book I think Reynie has an internal conflict on determining whether he should trust Mr. Noland. He is many doubts about him but also likes him because he is smart. I think he chose to trust him because he is allowing him to help with the mission. What do you guys think?
Sarah Munh I think this, too. I think that Reynie chose to trust Captain Noland because Mr. Benedict trusted him and the team had to save Mr. Benedict and Number…moreI think this, too. I think that Reynie chose to trust Captain Noland because Mr. Benedict trusted him and the team had to save Mr. Benedict and Number Two from Mr. Curtain. Also, Reynie knew that in order to save them, was to actually go on the adventure previously planned.(less)
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is it any Good? The movie is great!
Claire Young I'm assuming you're talking about the show. In my opinion, the books are far better than the show. The characters' conflicts feel less forced, their r…moreI'm assuming you're talking about the show. In my opinion, the books are far better than the show. The characters' conflicts feel less forced, their roles are unique and developed, and the adventure is amazing.(less)
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Which genre is this book?
Henley The Mysterious Benedict Society series are middle grade mystery novels.
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how have I never heard of this book? I read the first one but, no one ever told me they made a sequel. do I bother reading this book?
no.1Alger Absolutely! It’s exciting and, er, mysterious. I love the engaging narrative of the book and the way you get a deeper connection of the characters. Al…moreAbsolutely! It’s exciting and, er, mysterious. I love the engaging narrative of the book and the way you get a deeper connection of the characters. Also, if you would like to read it, be ready for some feels.(less)
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