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BOOK REVIEW FOR:
MURDER AT HOCKEY CAMP (BOOK 4)
written by Ian E., 12
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Murder at Hockey Camp by Roy MacGregor is a story about an off-season
hockey camp and what goes on there.
When part-owner Buddy O'Reilly starts to pick fights with other camp
officials, somebody feels the need to kill him.
The six boys of cabin "Osprey" decide to play a trick on O'Reilly by
taping the sound of a mosquito. When it lands they plan to tickle his
nose with a feather so that he slaps at it with his hand full of shaving
cream, but the plan backfires. First of all, they hit the record button
on the tape player instead of play and at the same time, he receives a
mysterious call, which the boys get on tape.
After O'Reilly is killed, the boys get involved in solving the murder.
I like this book because it was suspenseful and funny. I would recommend
it to young readers interested in mysteries. Anyone looking for a good,
but not too long, read should pick this book.
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