Seven Clues

by Kathy Stinson

Overview

Matt is bored. It's summer vacation, all his friends are away, and there is nothing -- NOTHING -- to do in Pebble Creek ... until he receives a clue to a mystery!
"There's something you should look for. It will bring you great pleasure. Not coins in a pirate's chest but a different sort of treasure."
A treasure? In Pebble Creek? That's crazy, thinks Matt, and if he wasn't so bored, he'd throw away the postcard. But he doesn't, and one mysterious clue leads to another ... Seven Clues is an engaging mystery story packed with all the excitement of a buried treasure. [Fry Reading Level - 2.6

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781459403956
Publisher:	James Lorimer & Company Ltd., Publishers
Publication date:	08/01/2014
Series:	Lorimer Streetlights
Sold by:	De Marque
Format:	eBook
Pages:	104
File size:	299 KB
Age Range:	6 - 10 Years

About the Author

KATHY STINSON is one of Canada's foremost authors for young people. Over the past 25 years, she has published acclaimed books in virtually every genre, including Canadian classics such as Red is Best, Big or Little, The Bare Naked Book, and the Pebble Creek series, as well as more recent hits, including the Marie-Claire volumes in the best-selling Our Canadian Girl historical fiction series and the provocative young adult novel Becoming Ruby, which was nominated for a White Pine Award. Kathy lives in Rockwood, ON, with her partner, children's book editor and writing teacher, Peter Carver.

Editorial Reviews

"Stinson does a superb job in allowing readers to observe a wide range of feelings as experienced through her characters....(and) in keeping the reader intrigued and in suspense throughout this book. While delivering an enjoyable read, Stinson adds depth to her story by touching on the values of friendship and trust."

CM Magazine

"Stinson does a superb job in allowing readers to observe a wide range of feelings as experienced through her characters....(and) in keeping the reader intrigued and in suspense throughout this book. While delivering an enjoyable read, Stinson adds depth to her story by touching on the values of friendship and trust."

CM: Canadian Review of Materials