The Name of This Book is Secret, by Pseudonymous Bosch

In the book, The Name of This Book is Secret by Pseudonymous Bosch, two ordinary children, Cass and Max-Earnest, embark on a not so ordinary adventure. It all starts when Cass finds the Symphony of Smells, a box filled with different smells in different vials. Later, the Symphony of Smells leads Cass and Max-Earnest into a web of mysteries involving a dead magician and his notebook.

As to every other good book in the world, there is some sort of "bad guy", some "villain" that ignites the flame of a book, adding action and adventure. In this book, Cass and Max-Earnest not only have to get past their parents, or other over protective adults, but they have to go through evil as well.

Join Cass and Max-Earnest as they unravel the codes to the secrets. I really enjoyed this book and am sure many others will too. I recommend this book to kids 10 years of age and older, because of the challenging vocabulary.

-Reviewed by Nellie, grade 9.