Fb2 Mystery of the Martello Tower, The ePub
by Jennifer Lanthier
Category: | Arts Music and Photography |
Subcategory: | Children |
Author: | Jennifer Lanthier |
ISBN: | 0061257133 |
ISBN13: | 978-0061257131 |
Language: | English |
Publisher: | HarperColl (May 13, 2008) |
Fb2 eBook: | 1325 kb |
ePub eBook: | 1178 kb |
Digital formats: | docx azw lrf doc |
I am anxiously anticipating more books by Jennifer Lanthier and finding out if Hazel and Ned make a habit out of. .Any fan of Nancy Drew, the Hardy Boys, or just plain mysteries, will love The Mystery of the Martello Tower.
I am anxiously anticipating more books by Jennifer Lanthier and finding out if Hazel and Ned make a habit out of sleuthing. Sep 12, 2016 Love muffin rated it really liked it.
Jennifer Lanthier is a biotechnology journalist who lives in Toronto, Canada, with her husband and three children. One person found this helpful. In her free time she coaches middle-school basketball and dreams of jump shots and sky hooks. The Mystery of the Martello Tower is her first novel.
August’s Book of the Month is The Mystery of the Martello Tower by Jennifer Lanthier Hazel and Ned are home for summer vacation and looking forward to long, lazy days of sleeping late, shooting hoops, building stink bombs, and spending time with their art-dealer father.
August’s Book of the Month is The Mystery of the Martello Tower by Jennifer Lanthier Hazel and Ned are home for summer vacation and looking forward to long, lazy days of sleeping late, shooting hoops, building stink bombs, and spending time with their art-dealer father August’s Book of the Month is The Mystery of the Martello Tower by Jennifer Lanthier Hazel and Ned are home for summer vacation and looking forward to long, lazy days of sleeping late, shooting hoops, building stink bombs, and spending time with their art-dealer father T.
August’s Book of the Month is The Mystery of the Martello Tower by Jennifer Lanthier Hazel and Ned are home for summer vacation and looking forward to long, lazy days of sleeping late, shooting hoops, building stink bombs, and spending time with their art-dealer father The Mystery of the Martello Tower. 10 March 2017 ·. Thanks for the shout out, Shanna!
Despite this flaw, the large cast of characters and the multiple puzzles combine to form a traditional mystery that is satisfyingly resolved. The somewhat drawn-out ending may indicate future adventures for the Frumps.
Despite this flaw, the large cast of characters and the multiple puzzles combine to form a traditional mystery that is satisfyingly resolved.
by Jennifer Lanthier. There are layers of mystery which young Hazel and Ned must uncover, from an international art theft scandal to the enigmas of their own past.
The Mystery of the Martello Tower. Other Books You Might Like. By Jennifer Lanthier. GUIDED READING LEXILE® MEASURE Grade Level Equivalent DRA LEVEL.
Lanthier's first book, a middle grade novel called The Mystery of the Martello Tower, was published by HarperCollins Canada in 2007 and nominated for a Snow Willow Award. A revised version aimed at younger, American readers was published by Laura Geringer Books (also an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers) in 2008.
Hazel and Ned are home for summer vacation and looking forward to long, lazy days of sleeping late, shooting hoops, building stink bombs, and spending time with their art-dealer father. But when he disappears without saying good-bye, their summer plunges into chaos. The babysitter leaves town, their apartment is burgled, and two menacing thugs start turning up everywhere. Ned and Hazel try escaping to an island castle belonging to long-lost relatives, only to find there's no escaping this adventure. As the siblings work to untangle the threads that ensnare their father, they learn of a second, darker secret—one that surrounds their mother's death years ago. Only by solving both mysteries can they bring their father home.