Mandie and the Shipboard Mystery (Mandie, Book 14)
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| Rating | : | 4.86 (928 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 155661120X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-10-07 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Mandie and Celia meet some unusual people on their trip to Europe. Ages 8-13. Candy and fruit disappear from their cabin, and someone's suitcase turns up under their settee. Mandie book 14.
Enthusiastic young fans fill her mailbox with their insightful responses to her stories. Lois went on to attend Furman University and studied music for several years in New York City where she and her sister sang professionally. Some years ago, Lois was prompted to pull that old manuscript out and began to work on Mandie's story-of her childhood in the South at the turn of the century and her Cherokee heritage. The rest is history and now the MANDIE BOOKS series have sales nearing six million copies! Lois writes from her home in South Carolina. About the Author Lois b
Amazon Customer said Five Stars. My daughter loves these books.. A Fantastic Book! Mandie's Grandmother is taking Mandie and Celia to Europe, and Mandie couldn't be more excited. They board the Queen Victoria, and Mandie and Celia think that they'll just sit back and enjoy the ride.But things start disappearing from their room, and Mandie wonder whose taking it. Plus, the girls have reason to believe that there's a stowaway on board. But who? And is it the stowaway who's taki. "One of the BEST Mandy Books around!" according to A Customer. This is a must-read for all "Mandy Book" fans. In this adventure Mandy and her friend Celia are traveling to Europe on the 'Queen Victoria'with Mrs.Taft.She and Celia discover the steerage section of the ship and befriend Lily and Violet Matersan. They also discover a stowaway! If you are a Mandy Fan and haven't read this book,I suggest that you read it A.S.A.P. Also if you aren't a member you
Lois began her first Mandie story when she was only eleven years old. Enthusiastic young fans fill her mailbox with their insightful responses to her stories. Some years ago, Lois was prompted to pull that old manuscript out and began to work on Mandie's story-of her childhood in the South at the turn of the century and her Cherokee heritage. But eventually the manuscript was tucked away in a drawer and forgotten. Lois went on to attend Furman Uni