I do not read a lot of Middle-Grade books, but ever since I first heard of Malamander, I knew I could not miss out on this one. And Herbert and Parma should hope that this monster stays a legend, too. Herbie and Violet are going to uncover one secret or another that has been hiding in Eerie-on-the-Sea, and for some reason, they all seem connected to the legend of a sea-monster. When Violet Parma stumbles into the Hotel, closely followed by a mysterious and scary man with a hook for a hand, she asks Herbie to help her find her parents who went missing in a long and wintery night many years ago.
If anyone at the hotel loses something, Herbie will find it and keep it safe for them in his Lost-and-Foundery that has existed for many a century and houses a miraculous collection of things long left behind. In a small seaside town that you will not have heard of, Herbert Lemon is the Lost-and-Founder of the Great Nautilus Hotel. "If the impossible is possible anywhere, it’ll be possible in Eerie-on-the-Sea."
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