The Corpse that Wasn't There [NOOK Book]

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Overview

Kids, dogs, and special dog show classes just for youngsters: what could be more fun? Try adding a psychic Saluki hound with a nose for trouble, a mysterious body that appears and disappears, a dark, spooky museum, and an exciting police chase through the night! Ages 8-12 ; kids have fun while learning about dog shows.
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Overview

Kids, dogs, and special dog show classes just for youngsters: what could be more fun? Try adding a psychic Saluki hound with a nose for trouble, a mysterious body that appears and disappears, a dark, spooky museum, and an exciting police chase through the night! Ages 8-12 ; kids have fun while learning about dog shows.

Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940011078743
  • Publisher: Fehrman Books
  • Publication date: 7/8/2010
  • Sold by: SMASHWORDS - EBKS
  • Format: eBook
  • File size: 283 KB

Meet the Author

Gayle Nastasi is a writer, wildlife rehabilitator and professional animal communicator who lives with her family in the beautiful mountains of upstate New York. The the non-human members of her family include a Saluki hound, several cats, and a pair of talking Starlings. Her love for animals, and her work in animal rescue, has a strong influence on the subjects about which she chooses to write. She is also the owner/moderator of the internet e-mail list, JrShow-L. It was her enthusiasm for Junior Showmanship, and her desire to encourage the bond between young people and animals, which inspired the Junior Handlers Mystery Series. Learn more about Gayle at her web site, gazehound.com

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  • Posted October 7, 2010

    An exciting and charming book for kids.

    I was attracted to this book because I love dogs and was looking for a gift for my young niece. I was not disappointed. This book reminds me of the old Nancy Drew mysteries in that it is exciting and draws the reader into the story very quickly. It is well written and told from the viewpoint of the main character, a girl named Ree. She has a special relationship with her psychic Saluki hound who is a mischief magnet. While they are at a dog show Merlin, the hound, leads Ree and her friends into a mystery at an old museum with a cranky curator who dislikes kids and dogs. As Ree and her friends work to solve the mystery to save Merlin, the reader learns about the intricacies of dog showing and the meaning of true friendship. A glossary of dog show terms is at the end of the book which is a real help in navigating this specialized field. Even though I am an adult, I really enjoyed this book and I think young readers will too.

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