To Chris, his bike is magic. It is a green, like the Green Hornet. The colour alone means magic. But according to his parents and brother, there is no such thing as magic.

When Chris’ bike disappears on Halloween, he feels it’s magic that caused it. When he makes up his list of questions to help solve the mystery, the answers don’t add up. His dad always told him “Get the questions right before you get the answers wrong,” and that is what he did. But the answers don’t add up!

Chris, with his new friend Muffin, search to get “the right answers,” but it all doesn’t match up. Or are there pieces that are missing and they don’t know?

This is a good read for kids and adults, showing that research in detail may show more information than what is obvious on the surface. ( )