Books like It wasn't me by Dana Alison Levy
Theo's photography project is ruined by vandalism, but when five classmates nearby all insist it was not them, their teacher proposes a vacation‑week investigation. Together they spend time uncovering secrets, learning about responsibility, friendship, and the truth behind the damage.
Through this adventure the characters explore school life, collective problem‑solving, and the importance of trust while navigating the challenges common to middle‑school students.
First publish date: 2018
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Dana Alison Levy
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