
In 'Something Fishy at Macdonald Hall,' the beloved boarding school is suddenly plagued by a string of practical jokes. Naturally, Bruno Walton and Melvin 'Boots' O'Neal, known for their mischief, become the prime suspects, even though they are innocent this time. Complicating matters, Boots' younger brother, Edward, arrives at the school, viewing Bruno and Boots as 'over the hill,' and Headmaster Mr. Sturgeon is contemplating retirement, feeling unchallenged by school life. This humorous chapter book follows Bruno and Boots as they navigate the mystery, try to clear their names, and deal with new dynamics. It's a classic Gordon Korman tale filled with situational comedy, relatable school antics, and themes of friendship, loyalty, and justice, perfect for elementary and middle school readers.
Just as the Headmaster of Macdonald Hall is on the verge of retirement, a wave of practical jokes hits the school, and roommates Bruno and Boots become prime suspects.