Book Review: The Mystery of the Radcliffe Riddle by Taryn Souders
Grady tries to save his family’s home by finding a 300-year-old treasure. However, he’s not the only one looking.
- Fun, family friendly story
- Cozy adventure; not a lot to scare; there are some tense moments
- The settings can be a little hard to visualize
- Easy and quick to read
- Characters aren’t the most developed but developed enough for a middle grade to early teens read
- The plot is easy to follow; it doesn’t deviate much
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Genre: Sci-fi fantasy
Audience: 13+ middle grade, young adult
- Cozy cyberpunk, retro-future vibes, twisted tropes
- Werewolves, superhumans, alien invaders
- Portal fantasy, magical technology, megacorp shenanigans, epic adventures
Joe Rover 
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