Review: The Hayley Mysteries - The Haunted Studio - Hayley LeBlanc

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Review: The Hayley Mysteries - Book #1 - The Haunted Studio - Hayley LeBlanc - July 2022


If you love mysteries, this is the perfect read for girls aged 8-12 years old. Growing up, I loved Nancy Drew, Enid Blyton, and Harriet the Spy books and so this was quite a fun read. The book starts on the set of the TV show Sadie Solves It where our main girl Hayley plays the detective Sadie along with her two best friends. The season has been renewed for a second season and has moved to Hollywood. The cast is anxious to start the new series, but what happens when they are told the story of a ghost named Betty who wanders the stage? When strange things start happening during filming, they put it down to a ghost but ghosts aren't real, are they? Now with their show in the balance, Hayley and her friends are on a journey to solve the mystery of "The Haunted Studio" before their show ends up in the line of another series of cancelled TV shows. The other awesome thing that I loved about this book was that the author is a teenager herself at only 13 years old. I am now looking forward to reading more adventures of Hayley and her friends - the modern Scooby Doo gang.

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