Codes, puzzles, coincidences, and clues! Have fun deciphering this mystery as Calder and Petra work to track down a stolen painting. Could someone they know be the criminal mastermind behind the theft? As the coincidences pile up, these…
Dec 18, 2014LPL_MichaelB rated this title 5 out of 5 stars
The Lawrence Public Library has chosen Chasing Vermeer as the 2015 Read Across Lawrence Book for Kids!
A mysterious letter, a stolen painting, and two savvy kid detectives make this book a great choice for anyone who loves a perplexing…
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FindingJane
Jun 23, 2014FindingJane rated this title 2 out of 5 stars
While I liked the characters in this book, I just didn’t care much for the book itself. This book relies heavily on interest or knowledge about Vermeer. Perhaps the children in the story become interested in him but for my taste the author…
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lakevilla_IDOL
Feb 13, 2014
I loved this book when I read it, and I am thinking of reading it again. It's a wonderful action novel tied up and disguised as a mystery.
I Loved this book sooo much I ended up reading the entire series. If you read this book and liked it, read the Wright 3, and the Calder Game. The whole trilogy is amazing!
I like this book because Petra and Calder are creative kids I also liked how Calder always thought of a word for every pentominoe he pulled out of his pocket.
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Chasing Vermeer