The Breakfast Club adventures: The ghoul in the school by Marcus Rashford and Alex Falase-Koya

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The Ghoul in the School is an exciting addition to the great new series, The Breakfast Club Adventures, written by talented duo, Marcus Rashford and Alex Palase-Koya. This book has captivating visual appeal with cool black and white illustrations by Marta Kissi and a variety of fun fonts throughout the easy-to-read text. This series will undoubtedly be a favourite for young adventurers and mystery enthusiasts.

Again, we join Marcus and his friends, Stacey, Lise and Asim who are all keen participants of The Breakfast Club Investigators, as they face another mystery. But since their famous last case, they haven’t had much success of late. Their rivals, the Journalism Club, seem to be outshining them by cracking every case before they can. Marcus and the gang are desperate to solve a crime, and Marcus is worried that failure will not only end the club but also put their newfound friendships at risk.

Complicating matters further, Mrs. Miller, their head teacher, is closely monitoring their activities and has issued a stern warning to disband the club if they cause any more trouble. However, when a new case emerges, involving a suspected ghoul that is casting a curse on the school's beloved basketball team, how can they refuse? Determined to save the day and prove their worth, Marcus and his friends embark on a race against time to solve the mystery before the crucial competitions begin.

The Ghoul in the School is a delightful blend of mystery, friendship, and teamwork. The book not only entertains but also imparts important values such as perseverance, loyalty, and the power of collaboration. Young readers will be engrossed in the clever plot twists and captivated until the very end.

Whether you're a fan of The Breakfast Club Adventures or new to the series, this book promises an exciting and enjoyable reading experience.

Themes: Friendship, Mystery, Adventure, Teamwork, Supernatural.

Michelle O'Connell

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