The Mystery at the Eiffel Tower (Paris, France) (Around the World in 80 Mysteries (Paperback)) Paperback – Illustrated, December 9, 2005

Our 12 year old and 9 year old loved this book.The author does a great job of keeping the interest high. Many of the sites that are high on the list to visit are covered so the kids at least will know the names when we visit. we purchased this and the Big Ben book by the same author in prelude to our upcoming visit. Only one slight negative/positive is that these 2 books read much the same, but that is from an adult readers perspective.

This was a great, amazing, and clever mystery! I liked how Christina, Grant, Marie, and Marie's brother were picking up somebody else's clues and did not know it ( I fell for it too)! I'd say a lot of people should read this. I really enjoyed it. This is actually a kid who read it.

My daughter loved this book. She made a book report for school on it. It was fun to read and educational also. We are recommending this book

Christina and Grant go to Paris, France and meet there pen pals and rome around Paris and found a mystery and solved it.It took about 1.5 hours to read.

I used this book for summer reading with my migrant students. It was very engaging for them.

No complaints from me it was the greatest book I have ever read five star book in my book it was really funny!!!!

My grandboys love this series.

Granddaughter loved it.

This is a good book but I have to admit to being a little disappointed when I realised that the circle on the cover was not a CD! The book is an excellent way to remember the places visited on a child's trip to Paris. The stories are well written and the language is modern and would interest a child ages 8 and over... Each story is of a size that enables a child to read a complete story without becoming bored. I recommend this book as a fun way to read and explore at the same time.