Ballpark Mysteries: The Colorado Curveball (Ballpark
Mysteries, #16) by David A. Kelly, 100 pages.
CHAPTER BOOK Random House, 2020.
$6.
Content: G
BUYING ADVISORY: EL (K-3) – ESSENTIAL
AUDIENCE APPEAL: AVERAGE
Mike and Kate are cousins and they like to
solve mysteries. While visiting Colorado
to see a Rockies baseball game, they are given a tour of the stadium. They are asked to help figure out why all the
baseballs have been knocked off the shelves in the humidor room. Mike and Kate quickly realize that the mystery
isn’t about why the baseballs were knocked off but what is happening in the
room next to the humidor room. Together
they find thieves and solve two mysteries.
My son is a fourth grader and still loves this series. The combination of sports and mystery seems
to do the trick and he has read most of this series. Mike and Kate are funny and have good quips,
and the action is quick and easy to understand.
There is an illustration per chapter which helps break up the
reading. Good addition to the Ballpark
Mysteries series.
Reviewer, C. Peterson
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