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The Parker Inheritance by Varian Johnson
When Candice finds the letter addressed to her grandmother inside a box in the attic, she's not sure she should read it. But curiosity pulls Candice into a mystery generations before her time. And with the help of her neighbor, Brandon, she is determined to find the truth even if it means revealing her own deep secrets in the process.
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The Face on the Milk Carton by Caroline B. Cooney
A photograph of a missing girl on a milk carton leads Janie on a search of her real identity.
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Twelve Minutes to Midnight by Christopher Edge
Thirteen-year-old Penelope Tredwell, heiress and author of best-selling tales of the macabre in England, is invited to investigate the mysterious phenomenon of inmates at the Bedlam madhouse trance-writing every night.
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Spell and Spindle by Michelle Schusterman; Kathrin Honesta (Illustrator)
Eleven-year-old Chance loves to volunteer at the Museum of Peculiar Arts, but soon he is moving and the museum is closing. The museum's owner allows Chance to have Penny, a child-size marionette who almost looks alive. When Chance touches Penny's strings, he hears her voice in his head. Then a puppeteer traps Chance in Penny's marionette body and Penny, Chance, and his big sister, Constance are thrust into a dangerous adventure.
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The Parker Inheritance by
When Candice finds the letter addressed to her grandmother inside a box in the attic, she's not sure she should read it. But curiosity pulls Candice into a mystery generations before her time. And with the help of her neighbor, Brandon, she is determined to find the truth even if it means revealing her own deep secrets in the process.
Twelve Minutes to Midnight by
Thirteen-year-old Penelope Tredwell, heiress and author of best-selling tales of the macabre in England, is invited to investigate the mysterious phenomenon of inmates at the Bedlam madhouse trance-writing every night.
Spell and Spindle by
Eleven-year-old Chance loves to volunteer at the Museum of Peculiar Arts, but soon he is moving and the museum is closing. The museum's owner allows Chance to have Penny, a child-size marionette who almost looks alive. When Chance touches Penny's strings, he hears her voice in his head. Then a puppeteer traps Chance in Penny's marionette body and Penny, Chance, and his big sister, Constance are thrust into a dangerous adventure.
