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    The Secret of the Dead Stone: A Summer Camp Mystery Kids Adventure
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    The Secret of the Dead Stone: A Summer Camp Mystery Kids Adventure

    By Ginny Lassiter

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    Would you spend an eerie night inside an Egyptian pyramid? How about stop two creepy crooks from stealing a map to a hidden burial tomb? If you’re up for an adventure, then grab your backpack and join the Summer Camp Mystery Kids as they uncover The Secret of the Dead Stone!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGinny Lassiter
    Release dateJul 12, 2017
    ISBN9781370927418
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    The Secret of the Dead Stone: A Summer Camp Mystery Kids Adventure
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    Ginny Lassiter

    Ginny Lassiter is a former elementary school teacher who is now happily teaching preschool! But when she's not in the classroom, she can usually be found writing the kind of stories she loves to read to her students!

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