The #1 book

 My favorite book is Mr. Lemoncello's Library Olympics by Chris Grabenstein. This book is a puzzle and mystery solving book. This book teaches you all about different types of puzzles and even about different types of books. Kyle and his friends a created a group in the last book and now they have to compete again for another prize. The Library Olympics is basically a book Olympics and the more medals you get the more of a chance you have to win. Another thing is this Olympics is not just local there are people that are coming all around the United States to compete in the puzzle solving competition. This book was a very good book and it also taught me things about puzzle solving and different book genres. Overall this book was an amazing book.

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