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Mysteries
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Caldwell,
Ian & Dustin Thomason
The Rule of Four
372 p. (grades 10+)
Two Princeton roommates try to decipher the mysterious code
of a renaissance manuscript.
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Cooney,
Caroline B.
Fatality
198 p. (grades 8-12)
It was supposed to be the perfect weekend, but someone turned
up dead. That was four years ago, but now the police have re-opened
the case and taken the diary that Rose kept that year.
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Corimer,
Robert
The Rag and Bone Shop
154 p. (grades 7+)
Jason was the last person to see his 7-year-old neighbor alive.
Is he a murderer? Jason is interrogated by Trent who wants
a confession more than the truth.
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Cross,
Gillian
Tightrope
216 p. (grades 7-10)
Ashley starts getting threatening messages from someone who
seems to know her every move. She asks the neighborhood tough
guy for help, but then realizes that she's the only one who
can end the stalker's reign of terror.
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Giles,
Gail
Dead Girls Don't Write Letters
136 p. (grades 8+)
Sunny and her family are stunned when a complete stranger show
up on their doorstep saying she's Sunny's older sister Jazz.
Jazz died in a fire months ago, didn't she?
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Haddon,
Mark
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
226 p. (grades 9-12)
A neighbor's dog is found murdered, and Christopher, an autistic
teen, decides to investigate and uncovers more than one mystery
in the process.
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Hiaasen,
Carl
Hoot
292 p. (grades 7-9)
Roy, a new kid in town, is pulled into a mystery involving
a runaway boy, burrowing owls, and alligators in porta-potties.
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Holm,
Jennifer
The Creek
232 p. (grades 9-12)
When Caleb moves back to Mockingbird Lane after being released
from the juvenile home, everyone is sure he is behind the mysterious
events occurring in the neighborhood.
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Kyi,
Tanya Lloyd
Truth
108 p. (grades 7+)
Jen was there when Ted was murdered. As a reporter for the
school paper, she should be able to figure out who beat him
to death.
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McNamee,
Graham
Acceleration
210 p. (grades 8-10)
Duncan finds the diary of a person he believe to be a serial
killer. Neither his parents nor the police will believe the
diary is genuine, so Duncan and his friends must follow the
clues to prevent another murder from happening.
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Waid,
Mark
Ruse: The Silent Partner
graphic novel. (grades 9-12)
Detective Archard pursues his former mentor, now a master criminal
under the influence of the Enigmatic Prism.
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Werlin,
Nancy
Black Mirror
249 p. (grades 10+)
Frances is devastated when her brother commits suicide and
begins to suspect his involvement in an on-campus organization
is at the root of his death.
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Compiled by Teen Services Librarians 2004.
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