Framed! Crime-Fighting Collection

Framed!, Vanished!, and Trapped!

De: James Ponti

Narrado por: Brian Holden

James Ponti takes listeners on three heart-stopping mysteries rich with adventure, unforgettable characters, and old-fashioned sleuthing in the Edgar Award-winning Framed! series!

Middle school is hard. Solving cases for the FBI is even harder. Doing both at the same time - well, that's just crazy. But that doesn't stop Florian Bates! Get to know the only kid on the FBI director's speed dial - and several international criminals' most wanted lists - in this adventurous series that School Library Journal says combines "elements of Alex Rider, James Bond, and Sherlock Holmes".

©2016, 2017, 2018 James Ponti (P)2021 Tantor

A twisted storyline with lots of cool facts

We’ve just finished listening to this book with the whole family. It was very much enjoyed by adults and kids alike. Very entertaining and informative. Great ending.

Amusing

I needed something to listen to so I decided to give this a go. Although geared more for a pre-teen or 'tween, I enjoyed it!

Great parent and child listen

My 9 year old daughter and I loved this series. On more than one occasion I dropped her at school and accidentally kept listening instead of changing over to my book.

Loved it

Tres for kids from 10-1 4 and theirs a minimum of 15. Words so that’s why I’m writing this part

Amazing!!!

This book combines all three James Ponti Framed! books into one. I love it and listen 🎧 to it all the time! The narrator sounds just like how I imagine Florian, and he’s good at doing female voices.

Great story

The story was already great to start with but the narration really elevated the story

Jared

Structure in story of framed icing. The characters are really cool, and I also like the mystery about it.

its a good story

my kid and i listen to audiobooks during drives, bed time etc. im not going to play Stephen king or got for an 11 year old. i have the harry potter books from my older kids. she didnt dig it. she liked the Carmen sandiego books so figured I'd give james ponti a try, with the city spies books. she liked them. probably listened to the first 3 5 times (and the 4th one twice). decided to go with this book. at first she didnt dig the narrator (she was expecting the city spies narrator i guess). but after 15 minutes she started digging it. we're 2/3 of the way done and she Loves it.

If you listened to city spes, you'll notice some content was borrowed between the series - but thats ok, the books for kids and find it more of a HEY THATS COOL moment.

as for an adult, who has a large collection - the plot is rather good! i mean the whole kids as fbi assets thing isn't realistic at all, but its for kids. the book hops around, similar to adult fiction writing style. im used to that style, but it took her a little bit .

friendships

overall amazing story with friends mysteries and witty soccer playing girls what could be better!

Bad

Horrible stupid bad I hate it it sucks it is a one star no more