I So Don’t Do Mysteries by Barrie Summy


I So Don’t Do Mysteries by Barrie Summy


  I picked this book up at the book fair.  It is mystery-humor-romance-with a big dash of supernatural.  Sherry has to help her mother, who is a ghost, solve a big mystery in order for her mom to hang around as a ghost detective.  The novel is set in San Diego, and it is always fun to read about a famous place.  Included in the mystery are rhinos at the San Diego Wild Animal park.  It is a funny book based on a middle school character.  It is pretty good and it is part of a series about Sherry.  This is a four book series--since the first one was pretty good, I also read the second and third books in the series, both are very fun.

 Genre:  Fantasy, mystery, humor



 





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