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Kasey Schultz kaseyleigh — "Ten minutes later the phone rang again, just as Prosper discovered a transparent cover with a photograph of him and his brother. Mesmerized, he stared at the picture. "Hornet looked up from her book. 'What is it?' "'Just a photo. Of Bo and me. my mom took it on my eleventh birthday.' "The phone rang once more and then fell silent again. 'What did the snoop write down about you?' Hornet asked. "Prosper put the picture in his jacket and pushed Victor's notes across to her. 'I can't make it out.' "'Let's see.' Hornet put her book aside and leaned over the desk. 'Well, he doesn't seem to like your aunt either. I think it says "weasel-face" and he's called your uncle "the wardrobe." Not interested in the older one,' she reads, 'probably because he doesn't look like a teddy bear anymore.' Hornet smiled at Prosper. 'No, you definitely don't. He's really not that stupid, our snoop.' The phone rang again. 'Good heavens! I would never have thought he had so many customers.' She grabbed the receiver. 'Pronto!' she said in a low voice. 'Victor Getz's office. How can I help you?'" Victor Getz lives in Venice where he works as a private investigator. His current assignment: to find Boniface (Bo), who has run away with his brother, Prosper, to this beautiful city after their mother died. Lost in the great city of Venice, the brothers stumble upon a group of orphans who is lead by someone who claims to be the Thief Lord. As they continue their adventure, they find themselves unraveling the truth, and the mystical journey it takes them on. Funke has written several books that I particularly love including Dragon Rider, Ink Heart, and Ink Spell, all of which have magical tales and wonderful worlds created through Funke's delicate words. These books are more geared toward younger readers, such as middle school, but even as a older reader, I still loved "The Thief Lord" in particular. And it's because it shows that sometimes, you can't force yourself to grow up, and wishing you were younger isn't any better. To be happy with who you are cause once it goes, you can't bring it back.

Inn Ryum ryuminn — The final story of the second Doctor's era suffers under the Target mandate that Who books could only run 126 pages. So, while there's a lot of running around to fill out 10 episodes in the "War Games" on screen, distilling it down to 12 pages per episodes leaves you with a feeling like this is a Cliff's Notes version of the story.