For my full, non-spoiler review: https://christianlovingbooks.blogspot.com/2018/11/mandie-and-secret-tunnel-revie... ( )

Definitely a book (and series) that I am leaving in the past to slowly romanticise more as time goes on. I loved this as a kid, and was obsessed with Mandie and her adventures, but after a reread I am really not a fan. I'll keep on remembering with fond memories, but that is it. ( )

Oh man, I must have read a dozen or two of this YA series when I was younger, and had COMPLETELY forgotten about them, but I saw this cover and they all came rushing back. I used to love them so much, but I remember the oddest detail: I disliked the font used for the story, because the first and last strokes of the capital M (as in Mandie, so it occurred frequently) were angled, so the M looked clunky. Yes, I was a strange seven- or eight-year-old... ( )

In 1900, Mandie is searching her dead uncle's mansion for a missing will when she finds a secret tunnel and strangers who claim to be her relatives.

Awesome mystery for beginning readers nine to twelve juvenile series! ( )