Response To Avi's No More Magic

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The book I read was No More Magic and it was written by AVI the genre of my book was fiction/fantasy. As Chris and his friend try to figure out the mystery of how his bike mysteriously went missing on Halloween, But Chris can only think of one thing to blame and that’s magic. So Chris goes on an adventure to find his bike with his friends Eddie, Muffin, and others. Muffin agrees with Eddie and believes him about magic. Did they find the bike? Who took it? What do you think happened? read the book to find out what happened.

The main character is Chris, He is passionate, brave, caring,and demanding and sees a lot in something small like how he did with his bike. Chris wanted to find the bike and find out who took it. The main problem

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