Peter Clyde's glowing green boogers have made him rich, popular, and officially the most successful entrepreneur at Oakwood Valley Elementary. Life is perfect.But every night, something strange pulses in the dark woods behind his house. A flash. A crackle. A bright, mysterious blue glow.When Peter finally works up the courage to investigate, he doesn't find a monster. He finds Lucy Sparks — a girl who has been hiding in the forest for two years, building incredible inventions powered by the electric blue sparks that leap from her fingertips every time she gets excited.Together, Peter and Lucy are unstoppable. They power the school, build a homework-grading machine, and earn twelve thousand dollars. Then they do something neither of them has ever done before: they take their moms on a vacation.But when their cruise ship docks at a beautiful tropical island and the two friends venture into the jungle, they discover something that stops them cold — a thick, glistening trail of silver slime, fresh and sparkling in the sunlight.It is definitely not Peter's.The Blue Glow Mystery is the hilarious, heartwarming second book in The Adventures of Boogie Boy series — a story about finding your people, building something amazing together, and discovering that the world is full of kids with extraordinary secrets just waiting to be found.Perfect for ages 5–10. Ideal for fans of Dog Man, Big Nate, and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.

Cet ouvrage est une réédition numérique d'un livre paru au XXe siècle, désormais indisponible dans son format d'origine.

Marcia Brett tells her friend Janet that the old, broken-down house next door, which they always thought was empty and abandoned, is apparently not so. An old, veiled woman lives there, and so does a pretty, blond girl of about their age. They discover that this girl, Cicely Marlowe, came to live with old Mrs. Benedict after her mother's death, but she doesn't know why, or she is. All she does know is that she must remains mostly unseen, not look out the windows, or talk to anyone. Augusta Huiell Seaman (1879-1950) was a prolific American author of children's literature from New York City, and wrote "The Sapphire Signet," "The Boarded-Up House," "The Slipper-Point Mystery," "The Girl Next Door," writing over 40 historical fiction and mystery novels for older children.

Marcia Brett tells her friend Janet that the old, broken-down house next door, which they always thought was empty and abandoned, is apparently not so. An old, veiled woman lives there, and so does a pretty, blond girl of about their age. They discover that this girl, Cicely Marlowe, came to live with old Mrs. Benedict after her mother's death, but she doesn't know why, or she is. All she does know is that she must remains mostly unseen, not look out the windows, or talk to anyone.