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    No Clues No Shoes
    No Clues No Shoes
    No Clues No Shoes
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    No Clues No Shoes

    By Marsha Casper Cook

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    A friendship develops between two kids when they solve the first of many mystery cases. At first, they have nothing in common and didn't see eye to eye on anything. Addison likes to read and write stories inside, and Emelina likes to be outdoors, jogging, skating, and just about anything that keeps her active. She likes healthy food and Addison has a sweet tooth. After a few weeks of friendship they realize even though they are different they can still be great friends.

    Also available in Audible. Audio books are very helpful in helping kids understand a story better when they listen and read at the same time.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichigan Avenue Media
    Release dateMar 22, 2017
    ISBN9781386898962
    No Clues No Shoes
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    Marsha Casper Cook

    Marsha is a Chicago author as well as a screenwriter and radio show personality on Blog Talk Radio. She has been doing radio shows for the last ten years and she now produces all of the shows on Michigan Avenue Media. Inc. Marsha's group discussions are about writing and publishing. She also does special shows on many current issues but her passion has always been to help authors and screenwriters finish their projects.Marsha's Children's Books:The Busy Bus - also Audio BookNo Clues No Shoes - also AudioThe Magical Leaping Lizard - also AudioSnack Attack -also AudioI Wish I Was A Brownie- also AudioNon Fiction:To LifeFiction :Love ChangesGuilty PleasuresVirginia Templeton StoriesRomantic Comedies :It's Never Too late For LoveGrand Central Station

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      Book preview

      No Clues No Shoes - Marsha Casper Cook

      Introducing Miss Emelina Hewitt and Stanley in ...

      No Clues

      No Shoes

      Written by

      Marsha Casper Cook

      Illustrated by

      Paisley Hansen

      Smashwords ebook edition published by Fideli Publishing, Inc.

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      ISBN: 978-1-60414-444-4

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      No Clues No Shoes is another fabulous story sure to warm any child’s heart. Marsha Cook’s latest children’s story about two young detectives and Stanley, a furry friend like none other will have you in suspense within the first few pages. Marsha does a terrific job, as always, in bringing

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