Author: Richard Capwell
Publisher: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
Date: August 7, 2012
Guest Reviewer: Cindy Phelps Thomas
About the Author
Richard Capwell is a popular author of books for children and young adults.
Case of the Missing Mother
Nate and Herman's mother had been missing for six months when they stumbled across Agnes Weatherby searching for her silver Phantom Rolls Royce limousine. Mrs. Weatherby was the former director of the Witches Bureau of Investigation. The eleven-year-old twins asked her to help them search for their missing mother.
Mrs. Weatherby was retired so she was hesitant but did agree to help and contacted some old friends to assist in the search. The old friends were a wacky bunch including a shape shifting butler, an orangutan, a nervous praying mantis, and a mechanic who worked on more than just cars. Nate and Herman were introduced to the little-known world of the WBI.
The boys discovered that there were big problems at the WBI. The whole world could be in danger because of a rogue witch. The boys went to the new director of the WBI, but she was no help because the rogue witch had her fooled. They were going to have to do this on their own. With the help of their new friends, Nate and Herman must find this bad witch and their mother before it’s too late.
My Thoughts
WBI was a quick and easy read. It was written with a younger audience in mind, but is a lot of fun for adults also. The adventure started in the first chapter and continued throughout the book with no lagging parts. Capwell even took the time to add a bit of education, teaching nice vocabulary words and quotes from history. If you enjoyed the Harry Potter series or the Percy Jackson series, I believe you will also find this book appealing. I will definitely pick up the next book in the series.
Rating: 5 Stars Out Of 5
Cindy Phelps Thomas is a U.S. Navy
Veteran (2001-2005). She earned her BS in Psychology/Criminal Justice from the
University of Houston at Clear Lake. She received an elementary teaching
certification and is a former kindergarten teacher in the La Porte, TX School
District. She is currently a stay-at-home mom and is working on her MBA degree
at the University of Houston.
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