The London Eye Mystery
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By Siobhan Dowd
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When Ted and Kat watched their cousin Salim get on board the London Eye, he turned and waved before getting on. But after half an hour it landed and everyone trooped off – and no Salim. Where could he have gone? And how on earth could he have disappeared into thin air?
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A great mystery, a child on the spectrum as the main character.
I’d been wanting to read this book for ages and it didn’t disappoint.
A really good suspense book about a lost boy who has not been found for a very long time but turns out to be stuck in a abandoned building all along!
Very good mystery even i did not know what happened but in the end i am happy that the person was found.
It was really good!!
I liked how they went on the London Eye and Salim somehow disappears . It freaked me out, very unique.
Really good mystery book and shares my opinoin that London is the best place ever!
My favourite character in this book was Kat because she is very sensible but sometimes cheeky. I also like the narrator character because he lied to his mum and was very cheeky. For example when he said he and Kat went swimming, they actually went on holiday on a train! I recommend this book because of the cheekiness in it. It's a detective book. I recommend 'Don't close your eyes for the whole entire book because it is so good - one blink of an eye and all the magic is gone!'
I like how the main character has autism and he solves the case. I would recommend to Year 4 or above.
The Best Book
Excellent story, told by Ted who has a “syndrome” and whose brain is “wired differently”. Fascinating to read how he sees things and manages to work out what has happened to his cousin.
Would definitely recommend others read this book; couldn’t put it down!!
This is the best mystery book i have read! It fills you with suspense throughout. It has great red herrings and emotion,and i think anyone will love this book.
I definetly recommend this book.
This was amazing. It was really gripping from the opening chapter
A really good book and would definitely recommend it. A great story if someone likes mystery books.
This was an amazing book full of lots of twists and turns. Aunt Gloria and Salim go and visit some family in London on the way to New York. Who knew that Salim wouldn't come out of the pod on the London Eye. However there was an unusual character called ted who figured out why Salim did not come down. He uses his different mind to figure it out with the help of a few lies and of course Kat.
I would highly recommend this book to any confident readers out there who love a mystery.
A very twisty book with twists throughout the book .
really good mystery
I liked Ted the most because he was very funny
I would recommend this for 7-9 year olds because I believe they would enjoy it.Ted was my favourite character.The book is fiction.
I would recommend this for 7-9 year olds because I believe they would enjoy it.Ted was my favourite character.The book is fiction.
A little bit scary but fun to read
Great and enticing book and full of surprises and mystery and I personally love it!
Perfect
Written from the point of view of 12 year old Ted I loved his explanations as to how his Asperger syndrome brain works differently, running in its own unique operating system. Although not actually labelled as such in the book as Asperger’s syndrome it appears that this is what Ted has been diagnosed with. Characters within the book call it his ‘syndrome’ whilst Ted himself explains that his syndrome causes his brain to operate in a different way from other peoples. Ted is clearly very intelligent and although often very single minded he understands that he can see things differently and offer a different perspective to others.
Cleverly written with clearly a great deal of research into Asperger’s and how young people deal with not only the challenges it brings but also the positives of being able to look at things differently.
It’s a simple plot and works beautifully, the characters are authentic and feel real, especially Ted and his sister Kat. Teds voice shines throughout the book as he uses his differences to view and see things differently from those around him.
My favorite book
A great mystery story - with superb character voice throughout. This fast paced page turner keeps you on your toes to see if you can solve the mystery before the ending.
Nice book
This book was mysterious, and was worrying at points. The story was gripping and I read it quickly to find out what happened next.
My favourite character was Ted, the main character. Because he was clever
I recommend this to people who like to solve mysteries
Great fun and such an enjoyable book which really helped to see the point of view of a neurodiverse person.
I loved this book full of twists
I love this book because it's happeningin London and also my favourite place in London is The London Eye. And I love disappearances in books