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Welcome Inn #1
Secret in the Moonlight
A creepy couple who come to stay at the O'Brien family guest house on Blackberry Island seem to be after the same pirate's treasure that Molly, her sister, and one of Molly's seventh-grade classmates are trying to find.
142 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 1994
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June 23, 2020
I needed to read a book set in Rhode Island for my challenge and I found this one. And it turned out to be a very excellent story too! I admit it's the dramatic cover art that made me pick this book from the choices that came up. Especially the expressions on the faces of the two characters on the cover. I didn't even know what it was about when I started reading it.
So this turned out to be a mystery revolving around two sisters who are searching for lost pirate treasure. And their quest becomes dangerous as a pair of villians want the treasure for themselves! Molly is in 7th grade but she does some questionable things that put her and her younger sister, Glen, in danger. There are some real chills and fears in here! Nothing to laugh at either. We're talking danger as in dying...that kind of danger.
The story also has some lovely elements of the supernatural added for extra creepiness and flare. Ghosts, mysterious shadows, a tale of a witch...it's all great stuff!
Truthfully I was amazed at how well written and plotted this book is. In fact I'd go as far as to say it's far superior to some adult mysteries I have read. And it was really a pleasure to read too.
I also liked the added bit about what is the proper thing to do with treasure. That was unexpected. It's a great message for whoever reads it.
So this turned out to be a mystery revolving around two sisters who are searching for lost pirate treasure. And their quest becomes dangerous as a pair of villians want the treasure for themselves! Molly is in 7th grade but she does some questionable things that put her and her younger sister, Glen, in danger. There are some real chills and fears in here! Nothing to laugh at either. We're talking danger as in dying...that kind of danger.
The story also has some lovely elements of the supernatural added for extra creepiness and flare. Ghosts, mysterious shadows, a tale of a witch...it's all great stuff!
Truthfully I was amazed at how well written and plotted this book is. In fact I'd go as far as to say it's far superior to some adult mysteries I have read. And it was really a pleasure to read too.
I also liked the added bit about what is the proper thing to do with treasure. That was unexpected. It's a great message for whoever reads it.
November 24, 2018
I loved these books a 12 year old I loved mysteries and a female lead character
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April 24, 2016When I was in second grade, my friend gave this to me as a going away gift when my family moved to Texas. I don't remember much about it besides loving it, finding it super creepy, and reading it several times. Eventually I'll find another copy of it and relive my childhood days.
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