Book details
The Zombie Who Visited New Orleans (Field Trip Mysteries)
Description
In 'The Zombie Who Visited New Orleans,' part of the Field Trip Mysteries series by Steven Brezenoff, a group of students embarks on an educational trip to New Orleans. During their visit, they encounter a person dressed as a zombie who is part of the city's famous haunted tours. However, things take a mysterious turn when the 'zombie' seems to be involved in some suspicious activities. The students, who love solving mysteries, decide to investigate. As they follow the clues through the historic city, they unravel a plot that's more complex than they initially thought. The book combines elements of adventure, mystery, and the rich cultural backdrop of New Orleans to engage young readers in a thrilling detective story.
Age
8-11
Text complexity
developing
Length
88 pages
Why to read
- Engaging Mystery: 'The Zombie Who Visited New Orleans' offers readers an intriguing mystery that keeps them guessing. The story is well-crafted with clues and red herrings that make it a fun and engaging read for young mystery enthusiasts.
- Educational Value: As part of the 'Field Trip Mysteries' series, this book incorporates educational elements about New Orleans, its culture, and history. Readers can learn about the city's unique aspects while enjoying the fictional tale.
- Character Development: The book features a group of young students who each bring their own skills and personalities to the story. Readers can relate to the characters and see how they work together to solve the mystery, which can teach valuable lessons about teamwork and friendship.
- Series Continuity: For fans of the 'Field Trip Mysteries' series, 'The Zombie Who Visited New Orleans' is a continuation of the adventures that the main characters experience. Reading this book allows fans to follow the characters' growth and see how they handle new challenges.