Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library
Mr. Lemoncello Series, Book 1
Mr. Lemoncello Series, Book 1
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فرمت کتاب
audiobook
تاریخ انتشار
2014
Lexile Score
720
Reading Level
3
نویسنده
Jesse Bernsteinشابک
9780804168076
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- اطلاعات
- نقد و بررسی
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نقد و بررسی
It's a battle of wits and literary knowledge when Kyle Keeley and his friends find themselves in a futuristic library filled with avatars and holograms. Narrator Jesse Bernstein's youthful voice captures the personalities of the young contestants who must discover clues to escaping the library and winning the grand prize. Though the librarian's Russian accent is somewhat flimsy, Bernstein's articulate and carefully modulated voice reveals the outrageous moments in the game show-esque atmosphere without taking away from the children's earnestness, or the lessons about team playing and character building. The wealth of literary and game-show references may not be understood by all children; however, Bernstein's engaging performance may inspire listeners to check out some of the titles mentioned. M.F. (c) AudioFile 2014, Portland, Maine
April 22, 2013
Librarians and English teachers will happily recommend this adventurous romp from Grabenstein (the Riley Mack books), which pays playful homage to books and libraries while engaging readers in a fast-paced competition involving research and reasoning skills. Twelve seventh-graders win a chance to spend an overnight lock-in previewing their town’s new public library—it’s a marvel of technological delights conceived by Luigi Lemoncello, the Willy Wonkalike founder of Mr. Lemoncello’s Imagination Factory, which is a source for every kind of game imaginable. During the lock-in the winners, who include game-lover Kyle Keeley and a group of multicultural classmates with a mix of aptitudes and interests, are offered a further challenge: “Find your way out of the library using only what’s in the library.” The winner will become spokesperson for the Imag-ination Factory. Book lovers will relish the lavish sprinkling of book titles and references while puzzle fans will enjoy figuring out the clues. A lighthearted parody of reality survival shows, the book reinvigorates the debate over the Dewey Decimal system and traditional library skills while celebrating teamwork, perseverance, and clever wits. Ages 9–12. Agent: Eric Myers, the Spieler Agency.
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