Gordon Korman includes many twists in this book about Griffin Bing and his crew as they try to figure out who has a million-dollar-winning-lottery ticket. This book describes the crew's methods and what they do when things don't turn out the way the expected!

Griffin Bing is framed for stealing a valuable Super Bowl ring, and the circumstantial evidence points to him, even though he didn't do anything! While Griffin is under his sentence, his crew tries to prove his innocence. The culprit is precisely the one who I did not expect. Korman is a master at incorporating twists, and this book is one of the best examples of this.

Swindle is up to no good again in this book, this time manipulating the law to get his doberman Luthor back! Griffin and his crew attempt to hide the dog at their summer camps, but anyone who reads Korman knows there's always a surprising twist towards the end!

I would really like to know more about ocean life.

It's clever to create a robot shaped just like the fish to spy on the fish. Kudos to MIT!

That bank that lost the money isn't so lucky...