I have finished reading The Top Secret Undercover Notes of Buttons McGinty by Rhys Darby and as the saying goes, "The jury is still out on this one." If you haven't heard that saying before it means that I am not sure whether I enjoyed this book or not and whether I would recommend others to read it. (A jury is the group of people in a court of law who decide whether someone is guilty or not.)
It is about a boy called Buttons McGinty on his mission to find his parents who are missing. Darby has called it a mystery-comedy book but I am just not sure it is funny. Someone needs to read it and either agree with me or explain to me why it is a good read and why it is funny. Anyone think they might be keen to take up the challenge?!
