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    Joe Sherlock, Kid Detective, Case #000005: The Art Teacher's Vanishing Mast
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    Joe Sherlock, Kid Detective, Case #000005: The Art Teacher's Vanishing Mast
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    Joe Sherlock, Kid Detective, Case #000005: The Art Teacher's Vanishing Mast

    By Dave Keane

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    About this ebook

    How does a valuable painting vanish from a museum wall without a trace? Can you trust a goofball kid detective to recover priceless artwork? Why does Joe Sherlock's shirt stink worse than a dirty diaper?

    Ride along as Sherlock uncovers shocking secrets that not only will echo down the halls of Baskerville Elementary School but just might bring City Hall crashing down in a scandal of snot-blowing proportions.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateOct 6, 2009
    ISBN9780061973994
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    Joe Sherlock, Kid Detective, Case #000005: The Art Teacher's Vanishing Mast
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    Dave Keane

    Dave Keane always loved monsters as a kid. Halloween was his favorite holiday and he dreamed of becoming a werewolf or a vampire when he grew up. Instead, he became a children's book writer and illustrator. Now he and his wife stay busy raising three little monsters of their own in Northern California.

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