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Mallory McDonald, Super Snoop

by Laurie B. Friedman · 2012

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Mallory is on a mission. Max, her brother, is spending all his time with his girlfriend and won't allow Mallory around for ANY of it. Mallory wants to know what's going on when they're together. Are Max and Winnie hatching secret plans? Are they causing danger? And as Max's sister, doesn't she have the right to know? Mallory McDonald, Super Snoop, is determined to spy on them. But when she digs up the dirt she's looking for, she'll find that snooping is messy business!

Genre
literary fiction
Setting
2010s
Audience
middle gradechildrens
Length
short · 151 pages

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