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Lark Wraps It Up

Lark and Connor are ready for a sunny day at the splash pad when their halmoni (grandmother) gets a call from her friend Miss June.


Miss June's handmade quilt has been stolen right from her backyard—and on the day of the quilt show! Lark and Connor set aside their plans to help find the culprit. After scouring the crime scene, they gather their friends from the splash pad and head to the quilt show to interview suspects. Lark and Connor will have to follow the loose threads to discover who stole Miss June's quilt...and try to get it back before the show is over.


The epub edition of this title is fully accessible.

96 pages, Paperback

Published April 15, 2025

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Natasha Deen

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Natasha Deen's family moved from Guyana, South America to Canada to escape the country's political & racial violence. She loved growing up in a country of snow & flannel, but often felt out of place. Thank goodness for books that showed her being different could also mean being awesome. Natasha lives in Edmonton, Alberta with her family where she spends A LOT of time arguing with her cats and dogs about who’s the boss of the house. Visit her at www.natashadeen.com.

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August 7, 2025
I appreciate this book and the series for what they are - early chap books with a diverse cast that teach kiddos some great vocab words and show what it means to be dyslexic. But at the same time, the vocabulary Lark is guessing at in this one is far beyond the age kids would be reading this and described in a way that not even adults could get the word.

In terms of the mystery- I saw it being a dog when they mentioned seeing dog yoga in the park. For young kids, I think an animal being the culprit is a nice touch Even though, in life, it was probably Josh. It was all very cute and wrapped up well at the end.
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