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Calendar Mysteries #2: February Friend (A Stepping Stone Book(TM))

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These was a very mysterious books! it was very exciting. I loved the mystery behind it! It's Valentin's Day again and Bradley, Nate, Brian, and Lucy find a mystery in there school! They found a bunny in their school class room! They are trying to find the bunnie's true home! Help Nate, Brian, Bradley, and Lucy solve the mystery!

I loved reading the February Friend! This are such good books! I got them for my birthday, and they weren't a disappointment! They are now one of my favorite books to read! But if your looking for a good author you should read all Ron Roy books!

I love Ron Roy books! This was one of his greatest books! Lots of fun and adventure! You have to read this one! I also love A to Z mysteries! but Calendar mysteries are even better! So read all of Ron Roy's books!

February's Calendar Mystery is fantastic. February of course brings Valentine's day, goodies and cards. This year, however, it also brought a special treat. The class received a mystery card that lead them inside the closet to find a rabbit named Douglas. The class is excited to receive a new class pet, but when Brian and Bradley take the rabbit home for the weekend they quickly notice that he is hiding in a corner unwilling to eat, drink or socialize. The children become worried and take him to see their family vet. The doctor informs them the rabbit is not sick, he is merely homesick for his original owner. If they do not find out who left Douglas in the classroom, he may soon die. The clock is ticking and there is a mystery to be solved. Once the true owner becomes identified a new problem arises. Read for yourself to find out how the mysteries are creatively solved and they find a happy forever home for Douglas.

I recently began to read the Calendar Mystery series. In fact, this was the first one I read. I was intrigued how the author made the kids really think and use some creative ways to find the true owner. The book has multiple problems, rather then your typical who dunnit mystery book. I enjoyed reading the way the kids worked together to find a solution. I believe any young reader would enjoy this book, as well as the whole series.

By Kerri J. Busteed
Author of Will's First Hunt Will's First Hunt