The Ghosts of Tupelo Landing

De: Sheila Turnage

Narrado por: Lauren Fortgang

The eagerly anticipated followup to the Newbery honor winner and New York Times bestseller, Three Times Lucky

Small towns have rules. One is, you got to stay who you are -- no matter how many murders you solve.

When Miss Lana makes an Accidental Bid at the Tupelo auction and winds up the mortified owner of an old inn, she doesn't realize there's a ghost in the fine print. Naturally, Desperado Detective Agency (aka Mo and Dale) opens a paranormal division to solve the mystery of the ghost's identity. They've got to figure out who the ghost is so they can interview it for their history assignment (extra credit). But Mo and Dale start to realize that the Inn isn't the only haunted place in Tupelo Landing. People can also be haunted by their own past. As Mo and Dale handily track down the truth about the ghost (with some help from the new kid in town), they discover the truth about a great many other people, too.

A laugh out loud, ghostly, Southern mystery that can be enjoyed by readers visiting Tupelo Landing for the first time, as well as those who are old friends of Mo and Dale.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"The perspicacious Mo LoBeau is at it again!. . . humor and action abound."—School Library Journal, starred review

"Just as its predecessor did, this sequel shines thanks to Turnage's deft, lyrical language and engaging characters."—Kirkus, starred review

"Turnage's ability to create convincing characters and her colorful use of language combine to make this a fresh, droll, rewarding trip to Tupelo Landing."—Booklist, starred review

"The budding detective has clearly taken to heart something her foster mother always emphasizes: 'All the world's a stage, sugar, so hop on up there.'"—Publishers Weekly, starred review

"With less real danger here than in the first book, some Scooby Doo twists, and a bona fide ghost, this is sure to please both fans and readers new to Mo, who remains as quotable as she is lovable. . . .we certainly hope there is more to come from the Desperado Detectives."—The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, starred review

"A rollicking sequel."—Wall Street Journal

A 2015 Texas Bluebonnet Award Nominee



PRAISE FOR THREE TIMES LUCKY:
• Newbery Honor
• New York Times bestseller
• Edgar Award Finalist
• EB White Read-Aloud Award Honor Book

"What do you get when you combine Because of Winn-Dixie's heart with the mystery and action of Holes?...Mo LoBeau is destined to become a standout character in children's fiction."—Kirkus, starred review

"Here is a writer who has never met a metaphor or simile she couldn't put to good use."—Publishers Weekly, starred review

"Turnage's lively novel features a distinctive voice and a community of idiosyncratic characters."—Booklist, starred review

"The heroine of Sheila Turnage's "Three Times Lucky" is so plucky that young readers may wish she lived next door."—Wall Street Journal

"A literary descendant of Scout Finch of "To Kill a Mockingbird"—Mo LoBeau announces this novel's mystery from behind the counter of the Tupelo Diner: 'There's been a murder and we're out of soup.'"—Newsday

Picture it

I love this book series and every time I listen when Red Baker comes in I picture the guy from Holes (ft. Shia LaBeough🤣) that shoots the lizards and eats sunflower seeds🤣🤣🤣

This series is AMAZING!

I truly enjoyed listening to the adventures of Mo and Dale, and Desparado Detective Agency, continue.

Great Summertime Read for all Ages!

Sometimes, in a world that seems to have gone crazy, it’s refreshing to read a book told by characters who are in that sweet spot of youth. Too young to be boy crazy, but old enough to think critically and go off on their own adventures. Ah the good old days!

It was fun getting lost in nostalgia and fully immersing myself in the down-home Tupelo Landing setting—complete with farmhouses, tobacco fields and colorful characters. It’s like Stars Hollow meets the Secret Life of Bees. There’s a whodunit murder mystery intertwined with the mystery of Mo’s “upstream mother” and her surrogate father’s mysterious past. You see, she and her new daddy, “The Colonel” were displaced after a torrential hurricane. Back when she was a baby, she floated away from her “upstream mother” and he washed ashore with a spotless mind. Who are they and where did they come from? Guess I’ll have to keep reading the series to find out!

I loved her connection with the Colonel and Miss Lana, who took them both into her loving home. They all worked together at the family diner, an opportune place for Mo and her best friend to interrogate suspects. Who killed the town curmudgeon? Were hidden treasures involved? Leave it to Mo and her BFF to figure it out!

This book really took me back to my carefree summer days when I had absolutely nothing to do but ride my bike and jump on the backyard trampoline. Even though this book is set in present day, I could tell the author made a conscious effort to leave out cell phones and other gadgets that are slowly sucking the souls out of little children—and their parents—on a daily basis. Thank you, Shiela Turnage, for taking me back to a time when kids can just go outside and make their own, non-computerized adventures!

LOVE IT

This is such an amazing story. Love the voices and the story is wonderful. Planning on reading the next book and maybe re-reading the first one. If you like this one definitely read the other two

The Best Sad Ghost Story in History!

This book is sad. But It is such a good Ghost Mystery I would not have changed a thing. Sheila Turnage has worked another crazy good mystery. Three Times lucky is just as good as this one and I can't wait to listen to the next one.

Different Voices Amazing

What made the experience of listening to The Ghosts of Tupelo Landing the most enjoyable?

The speaker used different voices for the characters. I loved how the flow of the story was enhanced by the speaker.

What other book might you compare The Ghosts of Tupelo Landing to and why?

This is like Three Times Lucky. I didn't use audible to listen to that story but it's from the same author.

Which character – as performed by Lauren Fortgang – was your favorite?

Mo and Dale - liked both of them

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

No

Any additional comments?

Thanks so much for the wonderful listening experience

Charming and smart

The characters are interesting, the setting terrific, and the writing is first rate. Some really great quotables throughout, like "miss Lana says insomnia is nature's invitation to be an over achiever."

love it!!

I'm 10 and listen to this everynight! Mo is a smart girl and her best friend is Dale. He's funny and sweet.

Wonderful and engaging

the story is wonderful, and the narrator does a great job of telling the story from each character's point-of-view with their own voice. You really feel each character's personality.