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Mrs. Jeepers' Secret Cave

by Debbie Dadey, Marcia Thornton Jones · 1998

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Mrs. Jeepers' class sets out on an outing to explore Ruby Cave, and the students soon find themselves exploring its passages and corners. Along the way, young readers are invited to work through a series of puzzles that run alongside the story, testing their observation and reasoning as the group searches for a route forward. The book mixes its light, playful adventure with brainteasers, so the story and the puzzles build on one another from start to finish. Written for younger readers, it is a short and cheerful tale in which a classroom trip becomes a small mystery of discovery and problem-solving.

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childrens
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short · 115 pages

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