The reader never gets more that a superficial knowledge of each of them and I finished the novel feeling no closer to understanding the family dynamic or protagonist Amy. All of the characters are suspects and the author does a great job of keeping the reader guessing til the end. Our team is made up of book lovers who are dedicated to sourcing and providing the best books for kids. I had a very interesting ending in mind that I was hoping would somehow be accurate (and provide me with the crazy twisted ending I was looking for) but it didn't come to pass. Toby Track is their little boy and he is exceptionally good at jumping onto stolen trains and rescuing them from crooks!

But knowing someone is lying doesn't solve a case and this case is so tangled in lies that it might never get untangled. But when he escapes from jail and heads to the seaside, he finds out that being bad is not such a good idea after all. Julie Ma's descriptions of the Li family relationships are moving and comedic at times, and there's an ooze of charm and relatability to small village life found in the interactions with those around them. Similarly, the Alberg Happy Families books span different colou bands despite being of the same ilk as one another. The family spans 3 generations and I loved the Grandfather, Ah Goong particularly, as well as Amy the main character.The best twisty mysteries drop hints the whole way thru; after a big twist, you can go back and find parts of the story that foreshadow what's to come. The next audio collection from Allan Ahlberg stars more of his best loved characters, including Master Salt the Sailor's Son, Ms Cliff the Climber and Mrs Plug the Plumber. It doesn't contain any unnecessary fluff or overwrought musings, so it jives well with the genre, enabling the action to take the front seat.

The middle part dragged on for too long with the family alternating between unconditional support and finger pointing to the cops every other chapter. I highly recommend for the author’s great fans like me and action packed, exciting thriller readers! I’ve read all of Shari Lapena’s suspense novels (except her last one, which I plan to make right soon), and I have loved all of them. This audio collection features 11 classic tales brought to life with original music and dazzling sound effects, all read in Alexander Armstrong's unique style.Richard and Judy are normally a safe pair of hands with book recommendations, but they have dropped the ball on this one. Ah Goong was just one of those brilliant oldies who march to the beat of their own drum and cause mischief, and I found myself laughing out loud A LOT. This is a QUICK read, I flew through the pages because I had to know who did it and what really happened. I think I've finally figured out that I adore her mysteries (someone is killed and there are multiple suspects), while I don't like her domestic thrillers (husband or wife could be lying, so are they or aren't they).

You don't know who to trust and with the short sections from each character's POV, that trust changes page by page. He has published over 100 children's books and, with his late wife Janet, created such award winning picture books as EACH PEACH PEAR PLUM and THE JOLLY POSTMAN - both winners of the Kate Greenaway Medal. This makes the third book of hers that I rated 3 stars, and I rated one 1 star so this will probably be the last Lapena book I will read for a while.It is divided into short sections, which made me compulsively keep listening as more clues were uncovered.