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MacLeod,
Charlotte
CIRAK'S DAUGHTER
New York : Atheneum, 1982.
IL 5-8
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| Jenny
has the chance to move away from her aunt and uncle's where she shares
a room with her mother because of an inheritance from her long-lost father.
Mystery surrounds the death of her father. When she moves into his house
incognito, mystery heightens at the arrival of Harriet Compton, a well-dressed
accountant from Baltimore. Going on intuition, Jenny allows Ms. Compton
to assume the identity of an aunt in order to get at the bottom of the
nervousness that surrounds the neighborhood. |
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SUBJECTS:
Mystery and detective stories.
Inheritance and succession -- Fiction. |
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