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Title:The Mysterious Case of the Allbright Academy (The Mysterious Matter of I. M Fine #2)
Author:Diane Stanley
Book Format:Hardcover
Book Edition:Special Edition
Pages:Pages: 272 pages
Published:December 26th 2007 by HarperCollins (first published January 1st 2007)
Categories:Mystery. Childrens. Middle Grade. School Stories. Boarding School. Fiction. Young Adult. Juvenile
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The Mysterious Case of the Allbright Academy (The Mysterious Matter of I. M Fine #2) Hardcover | Pages: 272 pages
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Franny is thrilled when she's accepted by the Allbright Academy, an elite private boarding school designed to train leaders. But she knows she's not as smart as the other kids there—or as beautiful, accomplished, confident, or mature. The fact is, the Allbright students—from their shining teeth and flawless complexions to their sky-high test scores and long lists of honors—are absolutely perfect. Then the Allbright magic begins to rub off on Franny, too. The question is: Is this a good thing?

Can Franny and her friends Cal, Brooklyn, and Prescott un-ravel the Allbright Academy's secret, or will they, too, succumb to its eerie perfection?

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Original Title: The Mysterious Case of the Allbright Academy
ISBN: 0060858184 (ISBN13: 9780060858186)
Edition Language: English
Series: The Mysterious Matter of I. M Fine #2

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I stayed up all night to finish this book but it's not as good as it turn out to be. It's a great disappointment, not even the ending is to my satisfaction. I mean if something is great why fix or destroy it. I would just live it for the better but since you knew the truth then you have a choice. I wouldn't mind taking it if it help me in so many way. But because they tried to be hero, they also distroyed many good things that were going on, I mean they didn't even give the students a chance to

the last time i read this was probably six or seven years ago and i'm delighted to see it holds up. excellent pacing and very satisfying conclusion and a nicely diverse cast of characters together with a warning about the dangers of conformity.

Now, this was a good book. It's a winner because I've read it more than once, and I don't read books more than once unless they're really good. So, there's this girl, and she has to solve a really interesting mystery. It's a real page-turner. I love it!

This is one of the books for Tennessee Awards. I enjoyed it as it combined ideas about education that I believe and press for (multiple intelligences and providing education in various ways for learning differences). But it adds in a mystery and scientists with their own agenda. Hmm!

I avoided reading this book for a long time. It just didn't sound appealing. That was a mistake. Franny knows she doesn't really belong at Allbright, an exclusive private school for exceptionally gifted students, and that she and her brother were accepted only because school officials want Zoe, their sister, to attend there. Since Zoe refused to go without her siblings, they were a package deal. But Franny surprisingly finds herself succeeding beyond her wildest dreams. She seems more focused,

This book took the idea of the Stepford Wives and set it into a private school for children and then went a step beyond. It was a fast read and hard to put down. I thought the silly names of the characters was very distracting, but other than that it was a pretty decent book. Ok for Elementary- it opens gates for discussion on mind-control, and democracy.

I've enjoyed this one for a few years. Just a fun-loving kind of story. Nothing deep. Only a little humor and detective work. ...Oh yeah, and a lot of brownies.