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A review by literacyluminary
Max in the House of Spies: A Tale of World War II by Adam Gidwitz
5.0
To find his way back home to his family in Germany during WWII, Max Bretzfeld, with a kobold named Berg on one shoulder and a dybbuk named Stein on the other, sets out to do the impossible--become a British spy.
Bloody brilliant. Absolutely loved it.
Because my children are grown, I don’t read middle grade fiction anymore. But Gidwitz’s book, The Inquisitor’s Tale, is one of my favorite books ever. So when I saw he had a new release, I knew I had to read it.
And if you’ve been following the British Royal drama across the pond and the Stephen Colbert Show, you’d know how to spell Chumley.
Bloody brilliant. Absolutely loved it.
Because my children are grown, I don’t read middle grade fiction anymore. But Gidwitz’s book, The Inquisitor’s Tale, is one of my favorite books ever. So when I saw he had a new release, I knew I had to read it.
And if you’ve been following the British Royal drama across the pond and the Stephen Colbert Show, you’d know how to spell Chumley.