Review Detail
4.8 4
Middle Grade Fiction
284
The Name of This Review is Secret
(Updated: June 08, 2026)
Overall rating
5.0
Plot
5.0
Characters
N/A
Writing Style
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Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)
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Reader reviewed by GirlwiththeBraids
(CAUTION- Review contains spoilers.)
The Name of This Book is Secret
By Pseudonymous Bosch
Not knowing a secret is just about the worst thing in the world.
No, I can think of one thing worse.
Knowing a secret.
Read on, if you must.
But, remember, I warned you.
___________
Eleven-year-olds Cassandra and Max-Ernest found a box, a secret box, which was titled (or so it said) The Symphony of Smells, containing vials. The box was connected to a mysterious magicians mysterious disappearance during a mysterious fire. Its all so mysterious! Cass and Max find themselves on a trail of secret riddles and secret rooms& and the most important thing of all: The Secret.
Author Pseudonymous Boschs unique voice and perspective shows through this one-of-a-kind read. When I first picked up this book, I thought that I knew what to expect, such as a copycat of Lemony Snickets way of writing. But I was pleasantly surprised to see that Pseudonymous has a voice of his own.
The way this story is written is not only mysterious, unique, and secret, but it was enjoyable to the very last sentence. But in that last sentence, there is another mystery& that you can find out only if you read the sequel.
(CAUTION- Review contains spoilers.)
The Name of This Book is Secret
By Pseudonymous Bosch
Not knowing a secret is just about the worst thing in the world.
No, I can think of one thing worse.
Knowing a secret.
Read on, if you must.
But, remember, I warned you.
___________
Eleven-year-olds Cassandra and Max-Ernest found a box, a secret box, which was titled (or so it said) The Symphony of Smells, containing vials. The box was connected to a mysterious magicians mysterious disappearance during a mysterious fire. Its all so mysterious! Cass and Max find themselves on a trail of secret riddles and secret rooms& and the most important thing of all: The Secret.
Author Pseudonymous Boschs unique voice and perspective shows through this one-of-a-kind read. When I first picked up this book, I thought that I knew what to expect, such as a copycat of Lemony Snickets way of writing. But I was pleasantly surprised to see that Pseudonymous has a voice of his own.
The way this story is written is not only mysterious, unique, and secret, but it was enjoyable to the very last sentence. But in that last sentence, there is another mystery& that you can find out only if you read the sequel.
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