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Reviewed by Luwi Nyakansaila for Readers' Favorite
Perspective Detective: The Case of the Missing Book is a children's book written and illustrated by Cazzy Zahursky. The story follows the Perspective Detective as he tries to solve the case of Axel's missing book. The book is almost due at the library, and Axel and his sister Lexa cannot seem to locate it. Therefore, they seek the help of an expert. The trio searches the reading nook and the basement for clues, retracing their steps and shifting their perspective, but they keep running into bugs and cannot find the book. They look up and down at the floor, but there is no sign of it. The detectives start to lose hope, but just when they are about to give up, they spot a clue that changes everything.
Perspective Detective: The Case of the Missing Book is a delightful story that inspires young readers to maintain an optimistic outlook and approach problems from different angles. Even when things seem bleak, a shift in perspective and a focus on the positives can lift one's spirits. Cazzy Zahursky does an excellent job of conveying this profound message through her use of rhyming words, which give the book a rhythmic and engaging quality. The illustrations are vibrant and effectively complement the story, perfectly capturing the characters' emotions. The blend of mystery, adventure, and optical illusions is sure to engage readers of all ages, providing a fun and interactive experience that can be shared with others. I highly recommend adding this to your children's reading collection because it is an enjoyable and enlightening read.
