Secret of the Stone Face
by Phyllis A. Whitney | Children's Books | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 0664326129 Global Overview for this book
ISBN: 0664326129 Global Overview for this book
2 journalers for this copy...
Bought this at a library used book sale.
Journal Entry 2 by KateKintail at Day Of The Book (Street Festival) On Howard Avenue in Kensington, Maryland USA on Monday, April 17, 2017
Released 6 yrs ago (4/23/2017 UTC) at Day Of The Book (Street Festival) On Howard Avenue in Kensington, Maryland USA
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
One of many books given away at the Kensington Day of the Book Festival for a new reader to find & enjoy!
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I hope you enjoy the book. Happy reading!
Welcome to BookCrossing!
Making a journal entry here lets me know the book has been found and is safe in your hands. The book is yours now! Read it, give it to a friend, pass it on, or keep it forever--it's your choice.
If you pass it on to someone or leave it "in the wild" for someone else to find, please make another journal entry or release notes here to explain that it's travelling to find another home.
You can remain anonymous on the website or join BookCrossing. Joining is free, safe, and spam free and you'll get an e-mail every time a new person finds this book. You'll be able to watch it move around and find out what other readers thought of it.
I hope you enjoy the book. Happy reading!
This is one that came home from me after the Kensington Day of the Book Festival over the weekend.
I loved Phyllis Whitney's YA mysteries when I was a kid. I saw this one on the Bookcrossing tables at the book festival and I couldn't resist. I remember reading every one of these that I could get my hands on as a child, but somehow I missed this one.
I just finished it today, and it didn't disappoint. It follows the same basic outlines that all of them do: a girl finds herself in an unusual, unfamiliar place where she stumbles across a mystery. While solving it, she is also forced to confront some issues in her own life. Like all the others, this book drew me in with a sympathetic protagonist and a fascinating setting. The mystery was intriguing and included enough danger to add some excitement. And the life lessons are widely relevant but never preachy. Now I want to find copies of all the others so I can reread them all!
I'll release this in my Little Free Library, or maybe on an upcoming out-of-town trip.
I loved Phyllis Whitney's YA mysteries when I was a kid. I saw this one on the Bookcrossing tables at the book festival and I couldn't resist. I remember reading every one of these that I could get my hands on as a child, but somehow I missed this one.
I just finished it today, and it didn't disappoint. It follows the same basic outlines that all of them do: a girl finds herself in an unusual, unfamiliar place where she stumbles across a mystery. While solving it, she is also forced to confront some issues in her own life. Like all the others, this book drew me in with a sympathetic protagonist and a fascinating setting. The mystery was intriguing and included enough danger to add some excitement. And the life lessons are widely relevant but never preachy. Now I want to find copies of all the others so I can reread them all!
I'll release this in my Little Free Library, or maybe on an upcoming out-of-town trip.
