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|  | | Annabelle's Monsters
Annabelle's world is falling about. Her mother is sick, the class nerd has become a permanent attachment and her friends are treating her as though she has a bad case of head lice. When Leroy tells Annabelle that there's a monster living in the basement furnace at St. Hedwig's Elementary School, Annabelle thinks that Leroy is stark raving mad. But then things begin to disappear. Annabelle's best friend is convinced that a shadow is following her and the bones of a long ago-missing jaintor surface in the cellar. Suddenly Annabelle doesn't think Leroy is crazy anymore.
Annabelle Abigail Andrews was eleven years old and her best friend was her dog, a Yorkshire terrier named Pumpernickel. Annabelle was an only child and people always said how lonely she must be, deprived of a sibling. But the truth of the matter was that Annabelle never had a brother or a sister, so she hardly missed them. Besides, she didn't think it would be much fun to share things, like ice cream, toys and videos. And her parents.
Annabelle Abigail Andrews was a happy girl. She lived in a big colonial house on three acres. She had a spacious bedroom and never shared a bathroom wit | |  | | Murder at St. Polcarp
When Mrs. Hopwood discovers the dead body of Miss Pinkerton under the table in the teacher's room at St. Polycarp Elementary School, the entire staff is in a tizzy.
| |  | | The Night The Penningtons Vanished
This novel, the first in the Isabella Ripa series, is about three young girls who solve a murder mystery in a small town in Western Massachsetts.
When Isabella Ripa decides to admit a mystery woman to her aunt's boutique and she agrees to take care of two love birds, she sets in motion a series of terrifying events. For the owner of the love birds is murdered, the love birds escape and Isabella and her friends must solve the mystery before they become the next victims. |
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