What is the mystery of Charlotte Sometimes?



It’s Charlotte Makepeace’s first night at boarding school. She goes to sleep with the weird feeling that comes with being in an unfamiliar place. But when she wakes up, she is genuinely lost and confused. Everything around her seems strange and rather old. Even more strangely, everyone seems to think her name is Clare Mobley. Charlotte is stunned to know she has travelled 40 years back in time to 1918. For the next few months, Charlotte wakes on alternate nights to her life as Clare. The switch gets tiresome after a while as Charlotte finds it difficult to inhabit worlds that are so different from each other. Can she find a way to get back to the world familiar to her before the term ends? Read this interesting time travel book to find out!



 



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What is the mystery of Killing November?



November Adley is a 17-year-old Italian-American girl born in August. Although she lost her mother at six to an accident, November lives a content life in Connecticut, the U.S. She has a strong bond with her father and her Aunt Jo. But everything changes when her father suddenly sends her away to a boarding school. And no ordinary boarding school either. Academy Absconditi is a covert school where students are trained to become assassins, spies and impersonators. They are taught the art of poisoning, knife-throwing, deception and history. History is taught so that the students can use it to twist the future to their convenience. A bewildered November, who is new to all this, wants to know who her father exactly is. In the meantime, she makes friends with her roommate Layla and her brother Ash. The sudden and unexplained death of a fellow student, however, prompts November to investigate and uncover the truth about not just the victim but also her own connection to him. Will she be the next victim?



 



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What is the mystery of On the Jellicoe Road?



Taylor Markam is 11 when her mother abandons her at a 7-Eleven convenience store. Moments later, a woman named Hannah appears and takes Taylor under her wing. She enrolls Taylor in Jellicoe School, a prestigious boarding school on the outskirts of Jellicoe Town, Australia. A couple of years later, Taylor, unable to shake off her mother’s rejection and unable to fight the demons of her past, tries to escape from the school with a boy named Jonah Griggs. The two, however, are caught and sent back to school. Three more years pass. Taylor and Hannah meet often. Taylor discovers that Hannah is writing a story set in the 1980s about students of Jellicoe school. But then, mysteriously, Hannah goes missing. Taylor and Jonah go looking for her and stumble upon Taylor’s past, Hannah’s connection with her parents and the truth about why Taylor’s mother abandoned her.



 



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What is the mystery of Friday Barnes, Girl Detective?



Eleven-year-old Friday Barnes is the youngest (almost self-raised and self-educated) child in a family of Physics professors. Friday, who has mastered the art of going unnoticed, manages to get away with plenty. Such as eating vast quantities of chocolate and reading detective novels. Having devoured every detective novel in her parents’ library, Friday can claim to be an excellent detective herself. This is proved when she wins a $50,000 prize for recovering a stolen diamond. Friday decides to use the money to enrol herself in the best boarding school in the country. Needless to mention, Friday’s detective skills are handly in the new place. Her fellow boarders, who come from wealthy families, are more than willing to part with huge sums of money if Sleuth Friday recovers a missing clock, missing homework, even a supposed lurking Yeti! The money Friday makes by solving these mysteries is enough to pay the tuition fees for the coming year. Added incentives include her budding friendship with Ian Wainscott, the smartest boy in school (now second only to Friday Barnes), late night swamp outings and searching for clues in unlikely places.



 



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