I think I should have this book, for two reasons. I have been collecting the Thea Stilton series for a while, and this is one of the few books I do not have. I also read them with my sister. We really like the series. That is why I think I should get this book.

I read this book, and I really liked it. It is a book about a girl that may or may not have been called Cassandra, (that is the name used in the book) and a boy that may or may not be called Max-Ernest (that is his name in the book.) The book is about how Cassandra and Max-Ernest find a story about a man called Pietro's life. They come to a point in the story where Pietro and his brother are separated by a lady that matches the exact description of a lady they had seen only a few days ago. Just a little later on, a boy in their class is kidnapped, by the lady, who drives away in a limousine that says "The Midnight Sun Sensorium & Spa" Cassie looks The Midnight Sun up, and goes there as a Skelton sister, who in the book one of the famous make up producers Called the Skelton Sisters (they are actually sisters.) When she gets there, she meets a butler called Owen. He shows her to her room, and she goes to sleep. The next morning, he brings in a drink, with bits of gold inside. After, she has a mud bath, also with gold bits. At dinner, Max-Ernest comes in, and Cassandra accidentally spills a glass of wine on the lady's gloves. She turns out to be really old. When a large group of people have a meeting in the pyramid building, Cassandra and Max-Ernest start a fire, and save the boy. They get away with Owen, who turns out to be a spy. When they get home, everyone is happy. Except for the principal, who thinks Cassie and Max-Ernest kidnapped the boy.

I read savvy, and I really liked it. I like how at the beginning of the book, It tells you about everyone's savvy, and then it leads to Mibs' birthday party. When a bus load of unwanted pink bibles arrive for the church, Mibs, and a few of her friends hop in, and hide there until the bus starts to drive away. Mibs' father is in the hospital, and she is determined to help him. Mibs and her friends are soon spotted by the bus driver. He agrees to drive them to the hospital, but has to make a stop first. After the first stop, Mibs suddenly can read minds! Then they head to a restaurant, but find out that they have been reported missing. When they finally get to the hospital, Mibs just manages to help her dad, and he gets better. Afterward when they get back home, Mibs finds out that her true savvy is that she can read minds, as long as there is any kind of ink on the person.

I read this book, I liked how the book starts, and ends on the trip in the police car. I also liked how Rafe has a imaginary friend (Leo,) and I also like how he changes the school into some sort of torture dungeon place, and then suddenly everything is normal(ish) again. I really like the doodles, and the R.A.F.E. thing where he has to break all the rules in the rule book.