Sammy Keyes and the curse of Moustache Mary
Readers rate it 3.7 (15 on Hardcover)
239 pages · Released 2001 · Dell Yearling
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Sammy Keyes is a well-established middle-grade mystery series known for age-appropriate adventure and detective work. This installment involves a century-old family feud and some mild peril, but nothing graphic or disturbing. The story emphasizes curiosity, friendship, and solving problems through investigation rather than violence, making it suitable for readers 8–13 who enjoy mysteries with heart.
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While celebrating the New Year with a friend, Sammy encounters a mystery involving an elderly neighbor, a pioneer cabin, and a century-old family feud. While celebrating the New Year with a friend, Sammy encounters a mystery involving an elderly neighbor, a pioneer cabin, and a century-old family feud.
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- Juvenile fiction
- Vendetta
- New Year
- Mystery and detective stories
- Children's fiction
- Mystery
- Young Adult
- Adventure
- General
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ISBN 9780440416432 · Dell Yearling