Author: Chris Grabenstein
Genre: Mystery/action (I'm not exactly sure)
Setting: The new library in Alexandriaville, Ohio (which I don't think is a real place)in the present
Summary: Kyle Keeley is a huge fan of Mr. Lemoncello's games. He is really excited to find out that there will be an overnight "lock-in" at the library for the twelve kids who write the best essays about the new library. The thing that Kyle doesn't know is that they will have to find a way to escape from the library the next morning (or at least those who choose to play the game.) The kids make separate teams to find clues around the library, solve puzzles, and sometimes try to get the other team's clues.
I thought this book was a lot like Floors. They both involve hidden puzzles inside a building. If you have read Floors and liked it, then you would probably enjoy Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library. I thought it was pretty good overall.
Genre: Mystery/action (I'm not exactly sure)
Setting: The new library in Alexandriaville, Ohio (which I don't think is a real place)in the present
Summary: Kyle Keeley is a huge fan of Mr. Lemoncello's games. He is really excited to find out that there will be an overnight "lock-in" at the library for the twelve kids who write the best essays about the new library. The thing that Kyle doesn't know is that they will have to find a way to escape from the library the next morning (or at least those who choose to play the game.) The kids make separate teams to find clues around the library, solve puzzles, and sometimes try to get the other team's clues.
I thought this book was a lot like Floors. They both involve hidden puzzles inside a building. If you have read Floors and liked it, then you would probably enjoy Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library. I thought it was pretty good overall.
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