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The Baby-Sitters Club Mystery #27: Claudia And The Lighthouse Ghost

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I enjoyed Claudia and the Lighthouse Ghost because it was suspenseful in some areas and there were many suspects to choose from. I practically couldn't take my eyes off the book; it was so exciting. I rated the book a 10 because I thought the book was excellent. - Alison MacDonald age 1

The Stoneybrook Lighthouse was boarded up under mysterious circumstances years ago, and shortly thereafter the owners left town. Now the Hatt family has returned to Stoneybrook with plans to restore and sell the property.

The Hatts are staying with Claudia's family while they get settled. When the Hatts begin receiving threatening letters, Claudia and her friends want to know why. Do the letters have something to do with a tragic accident that took place at the lighthouse all those years ago? Claudia and the rest of the Baby-Sitters Club are determined to find out.

The Baby-Sitters Club books are formulaic, but, judging by the popularity the series enjoyed during the 1990's, it's a formula that works. I devoured the series as a child and enjoyed revisiting this book as an adult. Little details such as Claudia's secret candy stash and poor spelling, Kristy's love of sports, and Mallory's huge family came rushing back to me as I was reading and brought a smile to my face.

Someone or something wants the Hatt's away from going back to Stoneybrook. Who would do such a terrible thing? Right now, Kristy calls an emergency meeting because they have a mystery on their hands.

i liked this book and i think others should read it who like mysteries. When cluadia Kishi learns that s family bye the name of hatt is coming back to stoneybrook and is going to stay with them she remembers that they used to live there and wonders why the left then she over heres her mother say that they were kicked out of town...

Claudia and the Lighthouse is one of the worst mysteries I have ever read in my whole life. It was stupid, boring and not the least bit suspensful. It's not even worth reading on a rainy day.