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Midnight Phone Calls (Clue, #5) by Eric Weiner · Booklabria

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Midnight Phone Calls (Clue, #5)

MysteryChildren's fiction

Midnight Phone Calls (Clue, #5)

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ClueBook 5 of 13

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Book 5, Midnight Phone Calls (Clue, #5), this book
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First published: 1994
Series: Clue, 5

Synopsis

Mr. Boddy has invited his six best friends to be guests at his mansion for the weekend. When this weird and wacky crew get together, anything can happen. Follow along with their antics as you match up characters and crimes. Exciting mind-bending mini-mysteries to test your ability as a sleuth.

Subjects: Mystery
Children's fiction
Clue

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Publisher: Scholastic
Published: 1994
Pages: 94
Language: English (from the ISBN, not recorded)
Contributor: Parker, A. E.
Series: Clue
ISBN-13: 978-0590478045
ISBN-10: 0590478044

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