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I would love to take this opportunity. I was overwhelmed with reviews to do for a bit, but I've cleared those up :)My name is Jesse and the best email is jpresgraves@ferrum.edu
Thank you! I've sent it to my Kindle and ensured that it does open. So I have a good working copy and I'll get reading it :D
I believe I have the right link here, if not, just let me know. It's been a while since I did one of these :)https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
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Title: Leon Chameleon P.I. and the Case of the Missing Canary Eggs
Author: Jan Hurst-Nicholson
Genre: Children’s
Pages Count: 66
Formats Available: MOBI
Review Due Date: March 15
Book Description: A humorous, animal detective story for 7 – 12 year-olds, and great fun for parents to read to younger children.
When Mrs Canary’s eggs mysteriously disappear, a frantic Mr Canary dashes straight off to the Pigeon Valley Police for help. Unfortunately, Sergeant Loerie and Constable Mole’s hasty attempts to make an arrest lead them to the wrong suspects. Leon Chameleon PI, who has quietly kept an eye on developments, decides it is time to step in and offer his services – after all, isn’t he the best Private Eye in Pigeon Valley? He puts all his skills to work and finds vital clues which Loerie had overlooked. Now a daring plan is needed to trap the suspects and bring them before Spotted Eagle Owl’s Court, where Leon springs his final surprise…
Janet Hurst-Nicholson draws on the habits and characteristics of the small creatures living in Pigeon Valley, Durban, to create a thrilling detective story. Barbara McGuire’s illustrations capture the story’s humour, while portraying the animals as they really are.
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Formats Available: MOBI