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When Toots Rodriguez approaches Mickey on the playground, he knows something is up. Toots, the prettiest girl in the fifth grade, never talks to Mickey, not even when they're assigned to work together on a class project. But Toots has come to Mickey because she's in trouble, and he's a detective. The real deal. He has a badge and a certificate after completing an online course two years ago. You have to believe me, Mickey. I didn't take that pen. I didn't. When Toots shines her big green eyes on him and insists repeatedly that she's innocent, Mickey's intuition tells him to run fast--in the opposite direction. But he's a sucker for a pretty girl, so he takes on the case of the missing pen. Rumor has it that Toots stole Eddy's pen. It's not just any old pen; it's his dad's pen. It has the White House logo on it. Eddy's father, a senator from South Texas, got the pen from the President of the United States when he visited the White House last year. As Mickey begins his investigation, though, all the clues point to Toots and her newly ex-boyfriend as the primary suspects. Will Mickey be able to solve the case of the pen gone missing? The first book in The Mickey Rangel Mystery series for intermediate readers, author and educator Rene Saldana, Jr. has crafted another appealing book for kids, and his wise-cracking, smart protagonist will appeal to even the most reluctant readers. Review: Approved by my wife and her Students. - My wife likes it and said give it 5 stars. It is in Spanish and I have no idea what the hell it is about, but her students and her approved of it. I did not read the English portion. Review: Three Stars - Very disappointed in the abrupt "I'm out of paper" ending.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 10 Reviews |
M**O
Approved by my wife and her Students.
My wife likes it and said give it 5 stars. It is in Spanish and I have no idea what the hell it is about, but her students and her approved of it. I did not read the English portion.
W**R
Three Stars
Very disappointed in the abrupt "I'm out of paper" ending.
J**R
Fun Book
This book has an engaging storyline and clear character types. The story has a good pace with nice little plot twists. Of course, this book is for young people, but as a person still learning Spanish, it is an entertaining way to improve my Spanish literacy. I did not read the English side of the book, though English is my native tongue. So I don't know if the English version is as entertaining as the Spanish version.
R**L
Can't wait to read it!
I am excited to get my hands on this new book by Dr. Saldaña. If it is anything like his other books (which I am sure it is) it will be a homerun.
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