In Big Game by Stuart Gibbs, preteen detective Teddy Fitzroy must solve the mystery of who shot at Rhonda, the endangered rhino, in the FunJungle Wild Animal Park. As Teddy navigates unfriendly staff, his crush on Summer McCracken, and an ape causing trouble, he and Summer work together to uncover the truth about the attempted poaching and save the rhino and her unborn baby.

Big Game by Stuart Gibbs is praised for its engaging plot, witty humor, and well-drawn characters, captivating both young readers and adults. The fast-paced action and clever twists keep readers hooked. However, some critics mention that the story's predictability and occasional unrealistic elements may detract from its overall impact.

Fans of Big Game by Stuart Gibbs are likely to enjoy a thrilling, adventure-filled mystery with strong and resourceful young protagonists. This book will appeal to readers of age 8-12 who enjoy series like Spy School by Stuart Gibbs and Percy Jackson by Rick Riordan, presenting clever plots and engaging, humorous writing.

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- Big Game is part of Stuart Gibbs' popular FunJungle series, which combines mystery and humor, engaging young readers with its wildlife-themed adventures.
- The FunJungle series, including Big Game, has been praised for its ability to educate kids about wildlife and conservation efforts while keeping them entertained.
- Stuart Gibbs, the author of Big Game, has a background in screenwriting and spent time working at the Los Angeles Zoo, influencing his writing in the series.

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