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Mary-Kate and Ashley are psyched to see their friend Patty perform her Irish dance in the talent contest at the mall. But before Patty goes on stage, her emerald shamrock pin is stolen! The twins are sure they'll find Patty's pin in no time. After all, the thief left behind a chocolate fingerprint. But the case gets tougher when more jewelry turns up missing. Now the talent show might be cancelled -- unless Mary-Kate and Ashley can find the chocolate-loving thief lickety split!

96 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 2002

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Alice Leonhardt

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When Alison Hart was seven years old, she wrote, illustrated, and self-published a book called The Wild Dog. Since then, she's authored more than sixty books for young readers. A former teacher, she lives in Virginia.

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March 3, 2017
This one was more entertaining than the other ones, probably because there was actually a real mystery and the solution to it was pretty cool.
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September 22, 2024
The mice was a lot.
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11 reviews
July 6, 2013
Marykate and Ashly The Mall Mystery is about two girls named Marykate and Ashly. and people tell them a whole lot was stolen from the mall! They go to every cart and investigate.
Marykate and Ashly tell the mall security.Will more things get stolen or will they find the thief.
Read the book to find out
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160 reviews
August 7, 2010
I read this ages ago so I don't really remember what happens......
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64 reviews3 followers
July 14, 2013
Yeah, I remember reading this for like 10-15 times when I was 9 or 10 years old!
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