A Boy Missing

A Boy Missing

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What is it about the boy next door who's obsessed with death and murder? When they become best friends, they search the web for unsolved cases and come up with silly ideas on how to solve them and wonder what happened to the people missing and unfound. However, one of the young boys never expect to be one of them. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Even if you don't read this book, please check out the opening chapter as it contains important information about real life problems in the world. I hope to raise awareness to charities close to my heart x
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(Characters from Brother Mine may be used) Having just moved into the heart of London with his family, John Watson couldn't possibly have been more nervous. A new school. A new life. His family has moved into 221C Baker St. A nice little flat with a sweet land lady. One day John comes to the discovery that a lone boy by the name of Sherlock Holmes lives in the above flat, 221B. No one will tell him why he's all alone and how he is so incredibly smart and keen, but he is determined to fall headlong into the boys life. An odd longing to find the dark secrets underneath.

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