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Eddie Red, Undercover: Mystery on Museum Mile Fiction Book Report

The title of the book of my book report is Eddie Red, Undercover: Mystery on Museum Mile and it is by Marcia Wells. The date of publication of the book is April 1, 2014. This book tells a slow, mystery that gets solved at the end. I chose this book because I like to read about mystery and how it gets solved. The author has written 3 books, the books I chose is her newest. She had also won awards, such as the young reader's choice award. What I like about this book is that it has a lot of mystery in it, such as in the beginning when the police said if he can solve the mystery, he will get a reward. The time period of the story happens is at night. He investigates and goes to

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