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The Mummy, the Will, and the Crypt | John Bellairs

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In this, the second book in the Johnny Dixon mystery series, Johnny must find the lost will of Mr. H. Bagwell Glomus, a man of great fortune and sinister witchcraft. Mr. Glomus’s widow is offering a $10,000 reward to anyone who finds its hiding place, enough money to help Johnny’s grandmother get the operation she needs. So, Johnny will stop at nothing to find the will. With his neighbor, Professor Childermass, and his new friend Fergie, Johnny won’t rest until he solves the puzzle. From Boy Scout camp to hotel windows to underground passageways, Johnny races to find the right clues, all the while with the supernatural nipping at his heels… “The pace is fast and the suspense is compelling. Readers will find themselves quickly caught up.” —Booklist “Marvelous surprises for everyone except the villians.” —Publishers Weekly

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The Mummy, the Will, and the Crypt | John Bellairs

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I read this between Aug 8 & 11 and gave it 4 āļø¸ on Good Reads. I miss the Edward Gorey cover on this book. The John Bellairs novels & PBS Mystery in the 80s introduced me to Gorey‘s artwork. Anyhow the story was a lot of fun. And I am 90% positive I read this when I was younger. I love the fact that Johnny is a kid and he is anything but perfect.