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    Zoey Z. Parks Kid Attorney
    Zoey Z. Parks Kid Attorney
    Zoey Z. Parks Kid Attorney
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    Zoey Z. Parks Kid Attorney

    By A. M. Carr Favors

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    Zoey Z. Parks: Kid-Attorney is a four-story adventure featuring a girl who represents students (as a kid-attorney) and helps them get to the bottom of tough issues. She's just. She's fair. She's a kid and a lawyer. Zoey Z. Parks is a great reading adventure for kids ages 7 and up.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChurch Street Books
    Release dateOct 9, 2018
    ISBN9781728627748
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      Zoey Z. Parks Kid Attorney - A. M. Carr Favors

      A. M. Carr Favors

      Zoey Z. Parks Kid Attorney

      Copyright© 2014 by A. M. Carr Favors.

      Copyright© 2017 by A. M. Carr Favors.

      All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form.

      Zoey Z Parks Kid Attorney™ is a trademark of

      Ajalteria M. Carr Favors.

      This is a work of fiction. Any references to people, places, things, names (formal or informal), current or historical events are used fictitiously.

      The characters, places, stories and incidents used are the product of the author’s imagination and resemblance to real people (dead or alive) or actual events should be considered purely coincidental.

      Published by Church Street Books

      An imprint of A. M. Favors Enterprises, Inc.

      www.churchstreetbooks.com

      Email: Info@churchstreetbooks.com

      For Zachary.

      CHAPTER ONE

      THE CASE OF THE MISSING TELESCOPE

      Zoey… That’s my name. Zoey Z. Parks, in fact. I’m a kid. And, I live in Blue Ribbon, Oregon. I guess you could call me the kid-attorney. I represent friends and classmates who need my help. An innocent kid gets into a bind, and I come along and plead their case. Something unfair or suspicious happens and I look into the matter. My clients are mostly kids—just like me. My office is in the park where my class has recess. While other kids are playing kick-ball or tag, I am beneath an old oak tree helping clients.

      One Tuesday afternoon, I was picking up old candy wrappers near my office—before I took a seat, and out of nowhere, Henry Long (a 6th grader at Hasselworth Elementary) plopped down beneath the tree.

      They think I did it, he said.

      We both sat quietly for a moment. By the time I’d worked up enough nerve to ask him what he was talking about, recess was almost over. Even then, Henry wouldn’t say much, and when the bell rang he shuffled back inside with

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