This Book is Not Good for You
Pseudonymous Bosch
Cass, Max-Ernest and Yo-Yoji, members of the top-secret Terces Society, have been given a crucial mission: to track down a cursed Aztec tuning fork that has the power to recreate any flavour the user has ever tasted. But no sooner have they succeeded than Cass' mother is kidnapped by evil chef Senor Hugo, who demands that they hand the fork over.
Reviews
I liked the chocolate and my favourite character was Cassadra. I would recommend it to someone else
Anonymous 11.09.2022
Good book
Anonymous 25.08.2020
I loved it, there was so many twists and turns in it. It was a great adventure story. I would definately recommend the book. My favourite character was Cass.
Anonymous 12.08.2020
I felt this was an amazing book !! It was funny,mysterious and filled with tons of Adventures.I would recommend it for ages 12 and above.
Anonymous 06.10.2019
Suspense! This book by Pseudonymous Bosch seems very terrifiying, but to say it's not completely. Join the journey along with Cass and her friends, to save her mum, to get the tuning fork and to stop the Midnight Sun!
Anonymous 26.08.2016
Full of suspense, full of delicious flavours, complete of tastes and is drooping with chocolate! Don't be scared on this non-bordem story that'll hook you an very humourous and suspensive story/ adventure!
Anonymous 25.08.2016
This book is more exciting than books one and two and it has a bit more information of what's going on.
Anonymous 04.08.2016
NEEDS A 6 star button please. YOU SHOULD definitely read these books because they are one of my favorite series. Full of mystery and adventure !
Anonymous 02.08.2016
secretive but its about chocolate deadly chocolate that is
Anonymous 28.08.2015
Third in the secret series, I think this book is rather good, but since I have not read the second, the character Yoji I did not know, nor how he became friends with Cass and Max-Ernest. I think the plot is weaker than the first, but the idea still clever. However, it is seriously funny. but also sentimental at the same time. The villains are obvious, but I love the use of all the human senses to go with the plot and it is extremely interesting. Some of the words are quite tricky for younger readers to understand but most are explained with an asterisk at the bottom of the page. Overall OK.
Anonymous 02.08.2014