The Dark Days of Hamburger Halpin Audiobook

" HAHAHA this was such a funny youthful mystery. I just wished it was longer and filled with even more funny comments. "

" My son and I both enjoyed this book. Recommended for 7th and 8th grade students, especially boys. Love the protagonist! "

" This book was saved from obscurity by having a deaf protagonist. I have no idea how representative Will's behavior is but it was interesting to read about. "

" This is my brother-in-law's debut book. Funny and entertaining! "

" This was an interesting book... I like the evolution of Hamburger Halpin and the lessons learned through the story. The "mystery" is very cardboard (not strong) but for a novel meant for 12yrs old, it's good. "

" Funny and a good story. "

" This book was very funny. I always had a hunch of who the killer was. "

" So far, a great narrator who is almost legally deaf but wants to be in mainstream education. Considering he doesn't catch every word with lip reading, we don't either... "

" So cute! Well-written, funny, and all the loose ends get tied up nicely. More than just a detective story. "

" I downloaded this from the Mesquite ISD digital library. Cute book about a boy coming of age and feeling comfortable with himself. "

" Funny, ya mystery. Halpin is a deaf student that left his deaf school to be mainstreamed. He ends up entangled in a murder mystery and in true Hardy Boys fashion attempts to solve the crime. Lots of laughs. "

" I think it was a creative storyline, but definitely not exciting enough for a high school audience. Maybe for readers who are a bit behind. "

" Excellent, fun whodunit featuring an unlikely hero. Debut book by a Pennsylvania author. Realistic and enjoyable. "

" Quirky, funny and enjoyable read. The back and forth dialogue betweeen the characters is true-to-life and readers will enjoy seeing the atypical hero solve the mystery. Can't wait to read more books by debut novelist Josh Berk. "

" This was a unique and interesting book with a very charming main character, the deaf and overweight Will Halpin. I found the mystery intriguing and the premise was excellent, but I came away feeling a bit "meh" about it. Not sure why, actually. Full review at One Librarian's Book Reviews. "

" I downloaded this from the Mesquite ISD digital library. Cute book about a boy coming of age and feeling comfortable with himself. "

" An interesting portrait of a teen who has a disability. He wasn't entirely likable, so it made it hard to get into at the beginning, but I did like his sarcasm and sense of humor. I also liked that this was a mystery too, not just a book about a kid who's hearing impaired. "

" Funny, ya mystery. Halpin is a deaf student that left his deaf school to be mainstreamed. He ends up entangled in a murder mystery and in true Hardy Boys fashion attempts to solve the crime. Lots of laughs. "

" Sort of an up-dated Hardy Boys - with lots of overt references to the Hardys. Not terrible, but not making me run out to read another Josh Berk book either. "

" Excellent, fun whodunit featuring an unlikely hero. Debut book by a Pennsylvania author. Realistic and enjoyable. "

" A good quick read. It's not a terribly difficult mystery but interesting enough from the main character's perspective to keep me reading. "