Goodnight, Daisy

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There are two aspects to the mystery in this book. First, finding out who kidnapped Alexis and getting her home safely. Second, finding out what is wrong with the spirit world and fixing it. In the first half of the book, the mystery is well done. Daisy and Carson follow clues that Alexis has left behind which might reveal her kidnapper, and that whoever has kidnapped Alexis is somehow responsible for what is wrong with the spirit world. In the second half of the book, things get a little complicated and less interesting. There’s a lot of Egyptian mythology, a secret brotherhood (aka a cult), and an artifact that could destroy both the spirit world and the world of the living. There’s a clear Indiana Jones vibe as Daisy and Carson break down the riddles/clues that will lead them to the artifact, all the while trying to do it faster than the brotherhood. Things became really strange and over-the-top in the last third of the book. Night at the Museum starring Harrison Ford (Indiana Jones)…ahem…I mean Ben Stiller comes to mind. So much happened in the ending of the book, and most of it unrealistic, that it was difficult to process and left me disappointed after such a great start.

Now an 18-year-old rich girl – Alexis, has been kidnapped, and the only witness is her body guard who was shot and killed during the kidnapping.

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The city/town/village is rarely omitted. In cases of this, only the state/province is said. Occasionally, it is replaced by a region in the state/province. Daisy can see dead people. Or has she likes to call them remnants. I only ever heard that term in Silent Hill actually (the game, not the movie) and they're not very friendly... But here we have a great variety of them. What I really like about Daisy, a part from being a badass, is that she's also smart, funny and can seriously do great nerdy references. The murder/kidnapping story itself was simply entertaining. I liked reading the different ghosts that Daisy comes accross and their different personalities. I enjoyed the twist in the end that I wasn't fully expecting but wasn't too surprised by it either.Tonight's Assignment America is (insert various titles, and directions usually accompanied by funny quotes). If you see it, just send it to us. Jess, tell 'em more." - Tom Bergeron/Alfonso Ribeiro (about Assignment America before the commercial break; 2001-present) Who will it be? (insert three finalist videos)? We'll find out in a moment!" - Ernie Anderson/Gary Owens (1991-1997) Gather around the row ends shown at the top of the photo to form the top of the head and pull tightly. Fasten off. Attach hair to head.