It's hard enough being eleven, it's even harder when your farther buys dead people's antiques and drives a converted ice-cream truck. While working with her dad one day, Misty finds a notebook and pair of glasses that uncovers the mystery of the Golden Three and the real history behind the town of Ashcrumb. Although there are some minor plot flaws the overall story line is engaging and at a swift enough pace to keep readers attention. The black-and-white chapter headings add nicely to the overall "antique" feel of the book.
3 of 5 stars - Recommended.
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