The Wright Three Audiobook

" Another great mystery with Calder, Petra, and Tommy. This book and its predecessor are very interesting youth mysteries-they incorporate history, art, math, science and the unexplainable in ways that cause me to think deeply, which is a challenge considering it's a middle-grades novel and I'm 28. Or maybe that says something about my intellectual abilities! "

" Intriguing story, but it was a little hard getting started. The story stirred my interest in the already popular Frank Lloyd Wright architecture. I am sure this one will be pitched for a movie! "

" this was the first book i read by miss blue and is was amazing the excitement and the adventure flowed with each other this was and still is one of my fav books "

" Another great book by Balliett. I love that it exposed us to Frank Lloyd Wright. My boys have been talking about the Robie House now and even built it out of blocks. Great book! "

" Great kids book. I read it with my son - he also enjoyed it. "

" We listened to this on a recent roadtrip. Got it for my 9-year old, but we all got wrapped up in it. This is a fun adventure centered around Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House in Chicago. Lots of great cultural references are scattered throughout. We found ourselves googling famous works of art (and the Robie house) that were referenced throughout. Good summer read. "

" Read along with my 4th grader. The second book in a series of three. "

" I didn't realize until I started listening that this was a sequel. I found it to be a light and a fun mystery that kept me listening, I liked how the three kids figure out how to be a threesome which is often a challenge in friendships. "

" This is a fun mystery for pre-teens. "

" Sequel to Chasing Vermer. This time the artist is Frank Lloyd Wright, and 3 young friends try to save a Wright house from distruction. Lots of fun. "

" I preferred "Chasing Vermeer", but this is a great story also. "

" Pretty good book full with secrets, lies and trust. I loved it but i dont think i like it better than the first book. Still im gonna read the Calder Game to see, maybe ill love it. "

" We like the mystery of these books. They are fun to read. We are currently reading the third book. "

" good suspense with Invisible Man, man in black cape, murder in the classroom. weakness of book hinges on end where everything is summarized in the final chapters. "

" Fun mystery fiction combined with some real history. 2nd in a series by Blue Balliett. "

" I love Blue Balliett! Her books are clean and refreshing. I love the amount of research she puts into the books to craft her mysteries. So much fun. Great for higher grades in elementary and middle school. "

" This is not the best of the three books by Balliett. Some of the connections that create the mystery are hard to understand, I think they would be doubly so for a 4th - 6th grader. But the wonderful characters of the previous books are still as engaging as ever. "

" Another fun adventure from Blue Balliet. Still too much coincidence and reliance on everything being intertwined in a puzzle. But Balliet plays well to her audience and keeps things light and fun. "

" Second in the series. Not as good as 1, but still fun. Learn a lot about Frank Lloyd Wright too. Max says 3 1/2. "

" Totally not as good as the first one. My mother says we've actually seen the house it's about; I don't remember that at all. "

" Three young kids,Danny,Calder and Petra search for the mystery behind the wright house. Takes place in Chicago and is a satisfying campanion to Chasing Vermeer "

" Disappointing compared to the first book in this series. But at least it wasn't as bad as the book after this, The Calder Game. Gosh... "

" Not as interesting, but very good. I like these books because I live in chicago and i was the same age as Tommy Petra and Calder when I read it! "

" The enticing sequel to Chasing Vermeer!!!! Read it if you to find out if a piece of art gets murdered!!! "

" i loved the hidden clues in this book it was awesome!! "

" I enjoyed this sequel to Chasing Vermeer, but got pretty annoyed at the "OH! COINCIDENCE!" thing happening all the time. "

" Read this is school maaaaaany many years ago... an intriguing mystery with red herring jumping right and left! I think this is a companion to a book that is much more famous called Chasing Vermeer, which I did not read. "

" Fun mystery fiction combined with some real history. 2nd in a series by Blue Balliett. "

" Every bit as good as Chasing Vermeer! Definitely worth the read, even though it is intended for younger audiences. "

" This is the second in the series. Liked it as well as the first. "

" Just as good as the first "

" This give you the same edge as Chasing Vermeer and anyone in need of a good mystery should check this out. "

" Not as interesting, but very good. I like these books because I live in chicago and i was the same age as Tommy Petra and Calder when I read it! "

" I couldn't find the fish in all of the illustrations - but I found most of them! "

" Greatest book ever. Isabel this would be a good book to read to Catherine "

" A mystery about 3 sixth graders and Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House in Hyde Park. Good book for young readers and a fun way to learn about Wright and a local landmark. The illustrations in the book are fascinating. "