Minerva Clark Goes to the Dogs

Minerva Clark Goes to the Dogs
ISBN-10
158234678X
ISBN-13
9781582346786
Category
Juvenile Fiction
Pages
244
Language
English
Published
2006-10-03
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing USA
Author
Karen Karbo

Description

Still enjoying her new found self-confidence, a thirteen-year-old sleuth in Portland, Oregon, tries to uncover a missing red diamond and gets herself mixed up with a crooked animal shelter worker and some very strange animals.

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