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I found this book in my Amazon suggestions, and I have to say, I just loved the cover and that is what drew me in. I am a big fan of a middle grade mystery, and I was not disappointed by this one.

Written in first person narrative, I found myself swept up by Cat's conundrums. She moves to a new town after her parents split. I felt Cat's pain, as everything and everyone in the new school seemed against her. That is until she tries out for the soccer team. Suddenly, things start to swing her way. Cat enjoys her new found popularity, just a little too much at the expense of her one and only loyal friend Jasper, and her younger sister Sookie. Soon, Cat can think of nothing but soccer, and suddenly she is not the only one. The whole town has soccer fever. Except Sookie. She doesn't like soccer at all and is even less impressed by Grimoire school.
Poor Sookie keeps getting dragged to soccer training, and while Cat and her friends are on the field, Sookie befriends and odd girl. The girl seems to know an awful lot about Grimoire school, and she does her best to convince Sookie to stop Cat from playing in the soccer match.
Cat of course, is so focused on her game, she will not listen to any of Sookie's warnings. That is until
some awful coincidences begin to happen, that even Cat can't deny are strange.
Cat swallows her pride and enlists the help of Jasper. What they find, will expose a sinister secret, one that you will be itching to discover.
This was a fast paced read, with just enough hint of the mystery along the way to keep you guessing. I believe children aged 8-12 will enjoy this short chapter book, and will be left wanting more.


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The Secret of Grim Hill Linda DeMeulemeester 9781897073537 Books Reviews

This well-written tale appeals to both girls and boys and is a perfect bedtime read. It's spooky but not over the top. I recommend starting it in early October so you finish at Halloween when the story's climax occurs also. My grandson can't wait to start another DeMeulemeester book!
Great book for tween girls who like scary stuff and fairies. Not too frightening and won't keep them up at night....except to finish the book. My daughter loves the series!
I have to admit I am almost a senior citizen though I have a great like for young adult fantasy. But this one just didn't work for me. It was like the author was trying to fit into a particular niche (10 year olds with short attention spans) market and was following a formula.
My boys ages 6 and 8 both absolutely loved this book. I picked it up a while ago for the elder, but when the young one found it on the kindle he wouldn't put it down until he was finished. Bravo on catching the attention of two very different kids. I'm picking up more in the series so that they'll be occupied for the weekend.
I must admit that I DO judge books by their covers and this one had me intrigued. I loved the characters in this book and enjoyed the mystery. My daughter reluctantly started reading it and now I can't get my back from her. I'm glad there are more books in the series and would recommend them to anyone that likes clean teenage fun!
I Loved This Awesome Tale Of Magic, Secrets And Friendship! Cat, A New Student And Instant Outcast Discovers Fairies, The Enchantment They Have The Town In, And Her Own Kind Of Magic! But She Makes New Friends, Breaks The Spell And Saves The Day! I Am Officially Hooked On This Series And Am Getting All Of The Books So I Can Come Back Anytime And Visit Grim Hill!
I had a rare day off yesterday, so I decided to go through my kindle and pick a book to read "just for the fun of it." I had just recently bought this book after finding it randomly, or maybe not so randomly since they go based on what you have looked for in the past, on and thought it sounded quite interesting, so this is the one I chose to spend my day with.

Now while I am above the intended age level that this book was intended for, I definitely did enjoy it. It had a spooky quality about it due to the events of the story and the characters were written well enough to make them believable and likeable. Even the dreaded fairy characters.

The thing is, I also felt that the story never really had any high points or low points. While the ending was quite exciting with the whole fairy circle thing, I never really felt surprised or anxious or really any emotion at all. I am a reader who likes to be yanked in as if I am part of the book itself. I want to feel part of the story. And this just kind of felt like too easy a read for me. Although, I do like that the ending never really felt the ending. Like there was some impending doom to befall the characters. It is Sookie's newfound attachment to Grim Hill and her humming of a certain tune that implies this.

Things are just beginning, and I cannot wait to get my hands on the second book so I can see what is going to happen next.
I found this book in my suggestions, and I have to say, I just loved the cover and that is what drew me in. I am a big fan of a middle grade mystery, and I was not disappointed by this one.

Written in first person narrative, I found myself swept up by Cat's conundrums. She moves to a new town after her parents split. I felt Cat's pain, as everything and everyone in the new school seemed against her. That is until she tries out for the soccer team. Suddenly, things start to swing her way. Cat enjoys her new found popularity, just a little too much at the expense of her one and only loyal friend Jasper, and her younger sister Sookie. Soon, Cat can think of nothing but soccer, and suddenly she is not the only one. The whole town has soccer fever. Except Sookie. She doesn't like soccer at all and is even less impressed by Grimoire school.
Poor Sookie keeps getting dragged to soccer training, and while Cat and her friends are on the field, Sookie befriends and odd girl. The girl seems to know an awful lot about Grimoire school, and she does her best to convince Sookie to stop Cat from playing in the soccer match.
Cat of course, is so focused on her game, she will not listen to any of Sookie's warnings. That is until
some awful coincidences begin to happen, that even Cat can't deny are strange.
Cat swallows her pride and enlists the help of Jasper. What they find, will expose a sinister secret, one that you will be itching to discover.
This was a fast paced read, with just enough hint of the mystery along the way to keep you guessing. I believe children aged 8-12 will enjoy this short chapter book, and will be left wanting more.