Mysteries
Down the Rabbit Hole: An Echo Falls Mystery by Peter Abramson
Like her idol Sherlock Holmes, eighth grader Ingrid Levin-Hill uses her intellect to solve a murder case in her hometown of Echo Falls.
Fake ID: A Mystery by Walter Sorrells
Chass and her mother have been moving to new cities and assuming new names as long as she can remember. The other weird thing is that she is not allowed to sing or listen to music. Then on the night of her sixteenth birthday, her mother disappeared. Later her car was found out by an old, rotting house some blood was found in the cellar along with a wallet full of ID cards. The sheriff threatens to put Chass in a foster home in six days if her mom doesn't come back.
Samantha does not want to go when great-uncle Augustus Trevor blackmails a group of celebrities to participate in a "game" at his island mansion--but when Uncle Augustus is found dead, Samantha must join the game.
Salim has disappeared from a sealed pod on the London Eye. His cousin Ted has several theories about what happened. Was he kidnapped? Was is spontaneous combustion? Was he abducted by aliens? Even in the police are baffled.
Jamie Bridger is determined to find out who her real parents were in spite of opposition from the grandparents who raised her.
To prove that her friend did not kill his parents, Holly enlists the help of a clairvoyant.
Jessie thought she was living in 1840 and there was no cure for diptheria. Now she knows differently and must escape or all her friends will die.
Tyler and Lymie, eighth grade misfits, discover a dead body in a quarry and work to uncover the mystery behind it.
When his baby sister disappears from the river near their summer home, eighth grader Chris fights the assumption that she has drowned and uncovers evidence that something entirely different has happened to her.
Also books by Jay Bennet, Lois Duncan
books are shelved in the YA section of the library unless indicated otherwise
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