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Sammy Keyes and the Hollywood Mummy (Sammy Keyes #6)

Wendelin Van Draanen

Paperback | Pages: 205 pages

Rating: 4.11 | 2159 Users | 113 Reviews

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Title	:	Sammy Keyes and the Hollywood Mummy (Sammy Keyes #6)
Author	:	Wendelin Van Draanen
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 205 pages
Published	:	November 1st 2004 by Scholastic (first published February 13th 2001)
Categories	:	Mystery. Young Adult. Fiction. Childrens. Middle Grade

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The sixth Sammy Keyes book is one of the most exciting yet, as Sammy and her friend Marissa decide to blow town and take a bus to the seedy, insane town of Hollywood to surprise (and shake some sense into) Sammy's mother, the elusive Lady Lana. When they arrive, they discover that she's transformed herself into the glamorous, platinum-blonde, "25-year-old" actress Dominique Windsor, who certainly could never have spawned a 12-year-old--let alone a scruffy, no-nonsense girl like Sammy. The plot thickens, however, as Lady Lana's masquerade backfires in the most dreadful of ways and Sammy is left to save the day and solve the biggest mystery of her life. (Ages 10 and older)

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Original Title:	Sammy Keyes and the Hollywood Mummy
ISBN:	0439973546 (ISBN13: 9780439973540)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Sammy Keyes #6

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Didn't see this one coming...Wow! Love Sammy Keyes.

Sammy Keyes heads for Hollywood to find her mom and confront her about the new identity she has adapted. It bothers her to think about her mother's intentions for changing her identity. When she arrives in Hollywood, she gets sucked into a world of twisted murder plots and odd people. When someone gets murder, she must get to the bottom of the mystery, as her mother might be involved somehow.I read this book about 1 time every 1-3 years since it feels good to reread this book. It doesn't get

Sammy Keyes and her best friend Marissa go to Hollywood to visit Sammy's mom. When they get there, they find out that her mom has changed her name from Lana Keyes to Dominique Windsor. Her mom has also changed her birthday to take 10 years off her age and cut her hair really short. On the first night that Sammy and Marissa are at the place where her mom stays, someone is killed. Sammy tries to solve the mystery, and soon realizes that the person that was supposed to be murdered was her mom. I

Sammy Keyes and her best friend Marissa go to Hollywood to visit Sammy's mom. When they get there, they find out that her mom has changed her name from Lana Keyes to Dominique Windsor. Her mom has also changed her birthday to take 10 years off her age and cut her hair really short. On the first night that Sammy and Marissa are at the place where her mom stays, someone is killed. Sammy tries to solve the mystery, and soon realizes that the person that was supposed to be murdered was her mom. I

This is not Sammy Keyes, I tell myself. The Sammy Keyes-stories are basically realistic. They're about a girl who's just like other girls really (apart from her being so darn special of course), with problems and joys like any kid you know. She has a knack for stumbling into theft and arson and kidnapped dogs and such, that's all. And now she turns up in Hollywood of all the glitzy places, and gets involved in a real murder, and without revealing too many details... Boy, the explanation... With

I really enjoyed this one, but it definitely skewed to some more mature issues. Sammy and Marissa surprise Sammy's flaky mom who has moved to Hollywood and assumed a fake identity to try to become an actress. There is a murder, drug overdose, illegitimate children, really weird obsessions, and tacit discussion of the desperation and prostitution around Hollywood. I would be happy for my 5th grader to read the first five books and discuss some of the sad family stuff with her, but I don't think I

Sammy Keyes is not my favorite teen sleuth. I read her first book, and now this one. I just find her stories sorta blah. Not as clever as other series.