Review: Key to it All - Jennifer Rubloff

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Are you a Tween or have tween girls and looking for a book for them to read ?
Do they love reading Spy girl type stories?
Then get ready for Book #3 in the Betsy Butters Series.
Key to It All (Betsy Butters Book, #3) 
Review: Key to it All - Book #3 Betsy Butters Series - July 2013
Jennifer Rubloff's Betsy Butters Series is the perfect gift for any girl who has ever dreamed of being either Harriet the Spy, Jane Blonde or the most popular at the moment EJ12 - Growing up I loved reading the books where the girls were spies and solved all the crimes that the adults couldn't figure out. We readers, relished in their many adventures and dangers. Jennifer Rubloff has re-captured those many moments with her Betsy Butters series which follows now 14yr old Betsy Butters through her knack for spying and solving crimes as well as her ability to juggle school. In Key to It all , Betsy along with her best friend Nancy are sent to Geneva to take some exams needed for them to continue at their Nestle Chocolate smelling boarding school . Whilst there the girls witness some dodginess happening and it involves their school caretaker Robert. Soon the girls will find themselves embroiled in a case of stolen WW2 artifacts and expensive paintings. Can the girls find themselves out of this case alive and in one piece as to quote Betsy "Being Abducted once is enough to last her a lifetime".
For another enjoyable Betsy Butters read, Check out Book #3 "Key to It All" by Jennifer Rubloff.
 

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