Sliced in Two
Jan 2013 · Hachette UK
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About this eBook
A short mystery that's high on suspense!
This is a perfect page turner if you want to finish a thriller in one sitting, especially for reluctant and struggling readers.
Cool, edgy crime detective duo, Jas and Sam are teens who solve spine-chilling cases - using equal measures of humour and heroism along the way!
In this mystery, 'Sliced in Two', there's a ghost on the loose in the local woodyard and it looks like it's not just a ghost - it's a ghost that has been sliced in two by a wood saw! Sam keeps her cool but Jas is all of a dither as they try to solve the case.
Reading level for this book:-
ATOS: 2.5
Lexile ® Measure: 340L
Book Band: 11 Lime
This is a perfect page turner if you want to finish a thriller in one sitting, especially for reluctant and struggling readers.
Cool, edgy crime detective duo, Jas and Sam are teens who solve spine-chilling cases - using equal measures of humour and heroism along the way!
In this mystery, 'Sliced in Two', there's a ghost on the loose in the local woodyard and it looks like it's not just a ghost - it's a ghost that has been sliced in two by a wood saw! Sam keeps her cool but Jas is all of a dither as they try to solve the case.
Reading level for this book:-
ATOS: 2.5
Lexile ® Measure: 340L
Book Band: 11 Lime
About the author
Andrew Fusek Peters is an experienced and popular author of children's books - from picture books for young readers to teen novels. He has also well-known for his poetry anthologies.
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