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Murky Manor
When Meredith visits Murky Manor there is more mystery than just the fog surrounding the house. She discovers an old cup that affects the weather. Before she can figure it out, others become interested in the cup. There are creatures that appear to be made of mist and a strange girl who claims she is from another world and the cup belongs to her.
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First published November 1, 2008
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January 27, 2009
The Wonderful Murky Manor
I have been meaning to read this story for some time but could never seem to find the time. Finally having gotten round to it I wish I had found the time sooner as I fully enjoyed being carried away into the adventure that Meredith and Tony find themselves. As the story unfolds we find our two adventures helping Amari, a strange mysterious young lady who has cross into our world from a parallel world, to get back home with a artefact that has great power.
The easy style that the Larson’s employ in their writing makes this story a light read that will appeal equally to all generations. The characters are familiar and I’m sure we all know someone like them, that is but for the one strange exotic person, Amari. At times though we do find a surprise, which brings the tale a life of its own that will easily carry you away.
I have been meaning to read this story for some time but could never seem to find the time. Finally having gotten round to it I wish I had found the time sooner as I fully enjoyed being carried away into the adventure that Meredith and Tony find themselves. As the story unfolds we find our two adventures helping Amari, a strange mysterious young lady who has cross into our world from a parallel world, to get back home with a artefact that has great power.
The easy style that the Larson’s employ in their writing makes this story a light read that will appeal equally to all generations. The characters are familiar and I’m sure we all know someone like them, that is but for the one strange exotic person, Amari. At times though we do find a surprise, which brings the tale a life of its own that will easily carry you away.
April 11, 2011
It took a few chapters for the dialog to work it's self out, but it was an enjoyable book.
July 9, 2013
This is a good mystery for children. A few editing and flow issues keep it from being wonderful.
February 13, 2014
A good mystery for a young child.
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