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The case of the lost song by Leslie McFarlane · Booklabria

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The case of the lost song

MysteryChildren's fiction

The case of the lost song

Name: The case of the lost song
Author: Leslie McFarlane

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Part ofNancy Drew Mystery Stories145 books in the catalog

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The case of the lost songLeslie McFarlaneMcFarlane

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First published: 2001
Language: English
Editions: 3
Series: Nancy Drew Mystery Stories

Synopsis

At a traveling antiques show, Nancy's appraising burglaries, fraud, and a greedy thief!

Subjects: Mystery
Children's fiction
Women detectives
Drew, nancy
Antiques
Antiques business
Set in: Chicago
Illinois

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