Review Opportunity: Maisy and the Mystery Manor by Elizabeth Woodrum

Posted November 17, 2015 by Lola in Middle Grade, Review Opportunity

I am organizing a review opportunity for Maisy and the Mystery Manor (The Maisy Files #3) by Elizabeth Woodrum. Review copies of the first two books are available as well. Review copies are available in mobi, epub and pdf. There is a limited amount of audiobooks available. There is no deadline before when you have to read and review the books, although it would be very much appreciated if you could review within two months.

Maisy and the Mystery ManorMaisy and the Mystery Manor (The Maisy Files #3)
by Elizabeth Woodrum
Genre: Mystery
Age category: Middle Grade
Release Date: October 17, 2015

Blurb:
Super sleuths will be thrilled to know that everyone’s favorite fourth-grade detective is back with a double dose of mystery adventure! As Maisy participates in a mystery weekend event for junior detectives, she uncovers a real case. Could a ghost be haunting Mystery Manor? Find out in the exciting third installment of The Maisy Files!

You can find Maisy and the Mystery Manor on Goodreads

Earlier books in this series:

Maisy and the Missing MiceMaisy and the Missing Mice (The Maisy Files #1)
by Elizabeth Woodrum
Genre: Mystery
Age category: Middle Grade
Release Date: October 5, 2013

Blurb:
When a mysterious thief called The Black Boot takes credit for stealing the school’s mascots, Maisy Sawyer has a mystery to solve! Maisy is the best detective in fourth grade. No, she’s the best detective in the whole school, and rescuing the little mice is her new mission. Raising the stakes, The Black Boot has also taken Maisy’s famous lollipop collection and warns her to stop searching for the mice if she ever wants to see her lollipops again. Follow the clues as Maisy tries to discover the identity of The Black Boot in this first adorable installment. Dive into Maisy’s world of mysteries and lollipops today!

You can find Maisy and the Missing Mice on Goodreads

Maisy and the Money MarauderMaisy and the Money Marauder (The Maisy Files #2)
by Elizabeth Woodrum
Genre: Mystery
Age category: Middle Grade
Release Date: February 17, 2015

Blurb:
Maisy is back!

Lunch money has been stolen at West Valley Elementary, and everyone’s favorite fourth-grade detective in on the case. With a cherry lollipop in hand, her fedora, and her trusty notebook, Maisy steps into her black and white mystery world to search for clues. Join Maisy on her quest to unmask a thief in Maisy and the Money Marauder.

You can find Maisy and the Money Marauder on Goodreads

About the Author:

Elizabeth Woodrum has been a teacher for thirteen years. She came to love writing when she was in elementary school, but more recently began writing material for use in her classroom. From that writing, grew the desire to write books for the general population of children and adults alike. The Maisy Files, a children’s series, is the first series that she has published.

As a reader, Elizabeth prefers the fantasy genre, but she enjoys realistic fiction as well. Some of her favorite authors include JK Rowling, Rick Riordan, Veronica Roth, Suzanne Collins, and Nicholas Sparks.

Originally from Indiana, Elizabeth currently lives in Ohio with her two pets: a cat named Butterscotch and a dog named Reese Cup.

You can find and contact Elizabeth here:
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