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When the grandfather he never knew is released from prison while suffering from dementia, eleven‑year‑old Nicholas, a prodigious talent in mathematics and music, takes up the mission to safeguard his family’s home. He partners with his new granddad to search for heirlooms that the elder claims are hidden in the house, hoping the recovered treasures will bring the family together and preserve their legacy.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Matthew Baker
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