I don't know how to say this without sounding like a jerk: The story was well-written and engaging, as is usual for "Wishbone" mysteries. However, what ruined this book for me was references to seances, mediums and Ouija boards. I honestly thought the people who made "Wishbone" were above putting (or allowing) things like that in their productions. This is one book that, despite being labeled "juvenile fiction," is not appropriate for youngsters. If you're an older "Wishbone" fan (are there any besides me out there?) then you might like this, but don't give it to your 10-year-old to read.
 - 'Alexander Steele', 'Rick Duffield')
