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Cargando... Intrigue in Istanbul: An Agnes Kelly Mystery Adventurepor Christine Keleny
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InscrÃbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. This is a cute story of a 12 year old girl who travels to Istanbul, has adventures, and tries to uncover information about her father. Overall, I liked the story okay but I *hated* the constant defining of words and idioms. I found this annoying and distracting. Helping with the pronunciation of turkish words was nice though. In general, I found the narrator overly pedantic and needing to explain things. The book takes place between 1961-1963. Several times things are drawn attention to to accentuate this time period. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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Everyone at the table is as surprised by Grandma’s little maneuver as I am, but I’m not looking at my relatives or even at Peggy, I’ve got my eyes glued on Grandma Agee. She’s reading Uncle Bob the riot act over at the dessert table… I’m concentrating hard on Grandma’s face, specifically her lips. But she’s turned ever so slightly away from me so I can only make out a bit of what she’s saying: “I told ya…” and “…button your lip” among the finger wagging and eye scowling she’s giving poor Uncle Bob. With Grandma’s odd reaction and my dad being gone, unable to explain himself to me ever again, I feel an urgent need to find out what in the world he “got into” that Grandma Agee doesn’t want me to know about. Book One of the Agnes Kelly Mystery Adventure Series will make you laugh, set you on the edge of your seat and leave you wanting more— both the older and younger reader alike. Agnes Kelly, a girl growing up in the 1960’s, is not unlike twelve year old girls of the 21st century. She is inquisitive, observant and thoughtful. Middle school readers will relish Intrigue in Istanbul: An Agnes Kelly Mystery Adventure by Christine Keleny from start to finish. I know my middle school students will thoroughly enjoy Agnes' exciting escapades and so will you. Jill Peterson, teacher of 5th & 6th Grade Language Arts, Raymond, Wisconsin. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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I enjoyed how the author integrated explanations for words and phrases young readers might not understand. This is the story of a twelve year old after-all. It flowed well with the writing style and I offer two thumbs up for that! The letter from Agnes at the end was a nice touch as well.
The story itself was well written and enjoyable! The book is the perfect length to hold the interest of young readers as well. ( )