THE LONGJOHNERS’ MYSTERY SERIES
by M. L. McCann
THE LONGJOHNERS’ MYSTERIES are meant to entertain readers from 8 to 108,
and a child of five will enjoy having stories read to them. They are
used in a variety of educational venues. Reading coaches love them,
right along with students.
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| Ghosts in the |
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September Corn Maze |
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The O’Briens’ summer screeches to a halt when they find two teens
unconscious from drug overdoses in the grandparents’ corn maze.
Meanwhile, ghosts are romping in the corn. Based on the concept of
love
thy neighbor, we see the rippling effect of drug use and gain an
inspiring view of one homeless family. |
| Midnight at the |
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August Tree House |
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The
O’Brien kids take a look at the problem of stealing: How cool to
build a tree house! But what if, from its window, you saw
something you weren’t meant to see? The O’Briens take a life-threatening
chance in order to solve a crime and protect their grandparents’
property. |
| The Search |
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for Black January |
| What would you do if a snowmobile struck and badly hurt your brother then sped off into the night? Determined to find the culprit and bring him to justice, Kelsey, McKenna and Grandma set out with only a single, vague clue. The importance of telling the truth is explored and fortified. |
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The Mystery of October Island
What a blast to camp on a private island - until someone raids the camp,
leaving behind a bizarre reminder. As the mystery unfolds, the O'Brien
family learns the value of doing the right thing and to
judge not.
Review:
"I hope this book reaches many children and charges their imaginations
with the love of others." Rev. John P. Glase, Vancouver, Washington.
The Twelve Tears of April
National Award Winner !
The O'Briens help young Lanie Polencia search for her family treasure,
lost since the Civil War. Set at a horse show in Independence, Texas,
the city kids are intrigued by all they experience. The pre-Civil War
journal they find gives them a fresh view of history and sends them on a
dangerous, life-threatening mission - all in the spirit of due
unto others.
Review: "I loved your story. It is one of the best I have ever read! It never got boring once." Olivia P. Age 12, Suwannee, GA
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About the Author:
M. L. McCann, award winning author, was born in the Yukon and raised in Seattle. While pursuing a career as a scenic photographer, she traveled the United States and Europe with her husband on behalf of their Arabian horse business. She now writes full time from their home in Scottsdale, Arizona.