A to Z Animal Mysteries #1: The Absent Alpacas

Ron Roy (Author) Kayla Whaley (Author)

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Solve Animal Mysteries from A to Z! Young clue hunters Abbi, Daniel, and Lydia sniff out the mystery behind a group of missing alpacas. Inspired by Ron Roy's beloved A to Z Mysteries series, this spin-off is perfect for budding young chapter-book readers--and future detectives!

A is for ALPACAS . . .

It's time for the alpaca costume contest, and Abigail "Abbi" Wallace is excited to see it at the Maine State Fair. But there's only one alpaca left--the rest are missing! What sent the alpacas packing? Abbi; her dog, Barkley; and her friends Lydia and Daniel are ready to sniff out this mystery!

DON'T MISS the original A to Z Mysteries series by Ron Roy, starting with The Absent Author!

Product Details

Price

$14.94

Publisher

Random House Books for Young Readers

Publish Date

July 04, 2023

Pages

Dimensions

5.59 X 7.9 X 0.52 inches | 0.56 pounds

Language

English

Type

Library Binding

EAN/UPC

9780593489000

BISAC Categories:

Animals - General

Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories

Readers - Chapter Books

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About the Author

RON ROY created the original A to Z Mysteries series, which has been inspiring young readers, writers, and amateur sleuths for generations.

KAYLA WHALEY is the author of the A to Z Animal Mysteries series. Besides children's books, she has also written fiction and nonfiction for teens and adults. When not writing, she likes playing video games, listening to music (especially K-pop!), and watching TV shows with friends.

CHLOE BURGETT is a children's book illustrator living in the Great Plains. She is the SCBWI illustrator coordinator for Nebraska. Her favorite books respectfully portray children as the competent, brave, and resourceful human beings they are. She lives with her husband, Seth, and cat, Pencil.

Reviews

"Good fun." --Kirkus Reviews

Middle Grade