The Swifts By:  Beth Lincoln

– Genre: Children’s mystery, adventure
– Plot: Shenanigan Swift solves murder, finds treasure
– Main Characters: Shenanigan Swift, sisters, cousin
– Themes: Family, identity, mystery
– Style: Hilarious, quirky, gothic
– Setting: Swift House
– Tension: Murder, suspects, family dynamics
– Plot focus: Catch killer, define self
– Characters: Shenanigan (determined), Swift Family (eccentric)
– Mood: Playful, with suspense
– Pace: Likely fast-paced, with twists
– Key elements: Family Dictionary, murder mystery
– Author: Beth Lincoln, award-winning
– Target audience: Fans of Lemony Snicket, Robin Stevens
– Similar authors: Like other children’s mystery writers
– Unique aspect: Swift Family’s quirky definitions
– Appeal: For fans of fun, twisty mysteries
– Key twist: Family secrets, murder motive
– Overall: A fun, twisty mystery
– Recommendation: For fans of quirky adventures
– Setting vibe: Eccentric Swift House
– Focus: Shenanigan’s detective work
– Praise: “laugh-out-loud funny”, “stunning debut”
– Awards: Nero Book Award, Barnes & Noble Award.