Books like Swiped by Michele Martin Bossley
When Trevor, Nick, and Robyn witness a homemade sandwich theft at their school, they quickly realize they’re not the only one noticing the disappearances. A valuable hockey book vanishes from the library, threatening the librarian’s job and a beloved hockey season. Determined to crack the case, the trio suspects everyone from Robyn’s arch‑nemesis, the hockey‑fan Cray, to Ms. Thorson, the school’s Oiler‑enthusiast teacher. Their sleuthing leads to misadventures and unexpected turns, yet they remain steadfast in uncovering the truth.
The story blends school life with a whodunnit plot, offering a lighthearted look at friendship, rivalry, and the fun of solving puzzles.
First publish date: 2006
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Michele Martin Bossley
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