#BookBootCamp Mysteries and Thrillers

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Truth is always precious. But mysteries are part of life--a wonderful part. 

 -- from The Sixty-Eight Rooms

I love that #bookbootcamp is getting me to read books that I would normally skip. I tore through mysteries in middle school, but then have been sort of over them. I read the occasional mystery, but I purchase the mystery package from Junior Library Guild on purpose - since otherwise, I may overlook this genre.

Here are some of the Mysteries & Thrillers that were suggested 

for this month that I have read recently for this* or in the past:

                   

Young Adult
The Raven Boys

Code Name Verity
Grave Mercy

1st Gallagher Girl bk

Please Ignore Vera Dietz

Paper Towns

Down the Rabbit Hole

Speak

Monster

Middle Grade

Fake Mustache

Three Times Lucky

Liar & Spy

*The Sixty-Eight Rooms

When You Reach Me

*Theodore Boone, Kid Lawyer

Hold Fast

Gilda Joyce Psychic Investigator

*The Great Cake Mystery

1st 39 Clues book

Alex Rider

Silent to the Bone

Zora and Me

Flush

Chasing Vermeer

Riding the Flume

Trouble at Fort La Pointe

Holes

The House of Dies Drear

Humming Room

The Great Unexpected

Others I Would Recommend

Young Adult

Dream Thieves

Chopsticks

Cat Girls Day Off

The Eyre Affair

A Certain Slant of Light

Jellicoe Road

The Diviners

The Monstrumologist

Middle Grade

Capture the Flag

Hide and Seek

The Underneath

Doll Bones

The False Prince

A Tangle of Knots

Splendors & Glooms

Invention of Hugo Cabret

Wonderstruck

The Water Castle
Hidden

Horton Halfpott

Skeleton Man - Bruchac

Skeleton Creek

The Graveyard Book

Kepler's Dream

Hoot

Eye of the Storm