Notes
James Ponti has done it again with the third installment of The Sherlock Society! This time we find the kids and Grandpa Pete taking a job to find an elusive graffiti artist known as Funky Munky. Woven into the mystery is the history and cultural relevance of graffiti art, showing the kids that it’s not just spray paint on a wall but an act of civil disobedience and a way to send messages to the whole community. As with the previous books, I love how the past and present intertwine and bring generations together to solve this mystery. The Sherlock Society is my favorite middle-grade mystery series!
