book report:

Book: The Brixton Brothers

 

Answers from page 1

Title: The BRIXTON BROTHERs –  The Case of the Case of Mistaken Identity

Author: Mac Barnett

Number of pages:179

 

Setting: 

 

Q: Where does the story take place?

A: The story takes place in America.

 

Q: when does the story happen?

A:There is no answer about when the story happened, I didn’t notice any timelines, i googled it as well and I didn’t find any timeline. 

 

Characters : 

 

Q: What was the main problem in the story ? 

A: The main problem in the story was finding the Maguffin Quilt

 

Q:How was the problem resolved

A: Steve simply solved the problem by watching mrs gifeathers every move, Steve realized that miss gillfeather is mr.e and he figured it out because he understood that she wanted him to find the quilt and give it to her when he gives her the book.

 

Q:List the main events thet happened in the story.

A:  Steve checks out a book from the library for an essay and all the sudden is chased by men in black and then start shooting him with guns, then, he finds himself in a mystery about the book he checked out, steve realized that his identity has been mistaken and is being chased by both the police, librarians and criminals, then he asks his freind dana to help him and investigate the truth together, they were avoiding dangerous situations and they all so solve riddles, and they keep going even and try to find the maguffin quilt, steve nd dana understand the truth about the book and they found the maguffin quilt and regain there identities

 

Q: what i liked and disliked about the book

 

 A: what i really liked about the book is the fact that librarians are part of a secret society and that steve is a detective and he does all kinds of crazy stuff on his adventure the book made me laugh (the book contains the secret recipe of heinz ketchup) and  i was laughing till the very end of the book and also steves problem solving skill are insane.

 

Honestly i have nothing to dislike about the book, it was fun to read this book and i really just have nothing bad to say or dislike about this book.