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The Mandie Collection
Lois Gladys Leppard
出版Bethany House, 2011-05
主題Juvenile Fiction / Action & Adventure / GeneralJuvenile Fiction / Family / GeneralJuvenile Fiction / Family / Orphans & Foster HomesJuvenile Fiction / Historical / United States / 20th CenturyJuvenile Fiction / Mysteries & Detective StoriesJuvenile Fiction / People & Places / United States / GeneralJuvenile Fiction / Religious / GeneralJuvenile Fiction / Religious / Christian / GeneralJuvenile Fiction / Religious / Christian / HistoricalJuvenile Fiction / Religious / Christian / Mysteries & Detective StoriesReligion / General
ISBN07642087809780764208782
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=4rBw2t0kPd4C&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋Join the millions who have been inspired by this beloved series filled with captivating mysteries, exciting adventures, and timeless life lessons

Mandie enthusiasts and new Mandie fans will love The Mandie Collection, Volume 7, following Mandie and her friends through the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays and beyond.

Included in this volume:

Mandie and the Courtroom Battle
Mandie's stepmother, Etta, has been causing problems for Mandie ever since Mandie's father died. Now Etta claims she has papers proving that Mandie's father gave her the house at Charley Gap. Mandie has papers of her own that say she is the rightful owner of the home. Who has the true legal document?

Mandie and Jonathan's Predicament
Mandie and Celia head to New York City to visit their friend Jonathan Guyer for Thanksgiving. While staying at the Guyer mansion, they encounter a stray dog, a strange girl, and the butler's secret meetings with a foreign-speaking man. Searching for answers to these mysteries leads Mandie and Jonathan into quite a predicament!

Mandie and the Unwanted Gift
It's Christmastime, and an anonymous gift addressed to Mandie has been left on the doorstep. Mandie opens the beautifully wrapped package, only to find a jumbled mess of holly leaves, berries, ribbon, and dirt. Who would have left her such a gift? And could it really be a treasure map, as Joe suggests?