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The View from the Cherry Tree by Willo Davis Roberts · Booklabria

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The View from the Cherry Tree

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First published: 1975
Language: English
Editions: 11

Synopsis

From his favorite perch in a cherry tree, Rob sees a murder committed, but when he tells his preoccupied family, no one will believe him. "Taut with suspense, this spell-binding story carries the reader along".--Booklist, starred review.

Subjects: Mystery
Crime
Children's fiction
Murder
Boys
Non-Classifiable

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