Secrets at Silver Pines Inn
- 4.6 out of 5
- 69 ratings
- 203 pages
Overall Content Rating: General Audiences G
The story follows children and adults during a stay in a rural area, with outdoor exploration, family conversations, and light mystery around local history. Characters talk about an old rivalry between two families, work with tools and nature, and one child shares grief over a parent who has died. Automated scans flagged several words, but in context they refer to tool parts, head movements, place names, ordinary outdoor actions, figurative language, and natural sounds—not profanity, sexual content, crude insults, racist slurs, or graphic violence. Nothing in those samples suggests ongoing strong language, sexual material, horror, or other listed themes from the review notes.
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Violence
This book contains depictions of violence, including instances of injury. The material includes descriptions involving physical conflict, as well as instances of blood. There are scenes that suggest forceful physical actions, such as kicking and stabbing. The language used is mild.
Racism
This book contains themes of racism, which are presented through dialogue and setting descriptions. The racial content appears in the naming of locations, referencing a certain type of creek. The language level is characterized by the inclusion of one instance of strong language in the form of a censored curse word.
Profanity
The book contains instances of strong language and coarse language used in dialogue.
Sex
The book contains some references to intimate physical interactions. The level of language is noted as having some strong language.
Crude
This book contains instances of crude humor and coarse language. The language in the book ranges from mild to strong.
About this book
A secret room. A secret stash. A secret hope. Nick likes secrets and he’s good at figuring out puzzles. He’s sure he’ll find a treasure soon, so Grandfather’s inn can stay open, and . . . maybe he and his family could live there too. He discovers a box with historic old Notes and follows its clues to the cipher-symbols on an ancient sampler. He meets a wonderful coonhound who might become his pal. So far, so good! All he has to do now is explore those ruins in the woods with his new friend, Beckly—and dig out the treasure. But things get scary when the clues lead nowhere, and Mom can’t get well, and someone sets fire to a guest cabin. Read more