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Clarion Books, 2004-27-09

Help! I'm a Prisoner in the Library

Help! I'm a Prisoner in the Library

Jo-Beth and Mary Rose Mystery

Eth Clifford, Author

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9780618494828

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Mary Rose and Jo-Beth are sisters who hardly ever agree on anything, but they both feel as if this night will never end. First their car runs out of gas in an unfamiliar city and their father goes in search of a gas station. Then Jo-Beth makes Mary Rose go with her to find a bathroom and they stumble across a curious old library. And then, worst of all, they get locked in! But their troubles are just beginning. Is Jo-Beth right about the library being haunted by banshees? Or is there a logical explanation, as Mary Rose claims?
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Keywords and Themes: Action & Adventure • Books & Libraries • Family • Girls & Women • Humorous Stories • JUV001010 • JUV013070 • JUV014000 • JUV019000 • JUV028000 • JUV047000 • JUV057000 • Juvenile Fiction • Mysteries & Detective Stories • Poetry (see also Stories in Verse) • Siblings • Stories in Verse (see also Poetry) • Survival Stories

Age Range • 8-12

Pages • 105

Subjects • Blizzards • Libraries

Categories • Juvenile Fiction | Mysteries & Detective Stories • Juvenile Fiction | Action & Adventure | Survival Stories • Juvenile Fiction | Books & Libraries • Juvenile Fiction | Family | Siblings • Juvenile Fiction | Girls & Women • Juvenile Fiction | Humorous Stories • Juvenile Fiction | Stories in Verse (see also Poetry) • Juvenile Fiction | Poetry (see also Stories in Verse)

Mary Rose and Jo-Beth are sisters who hardly ever agree on anything, but they both feel as if this night will never end. First their car runs out of gas in an unfamiliar city and their father goes in search of a gas station. Then Jo-Beth makes Mary Rose go with her to find a bathroom and they stumble across a curious old library. And then, worst of all, they get locked in! But their troubles are just beginning. Is Jo-Beth right about the library being haunted by banshees? Or is there a logical explanation, as Mary Rose claims?

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