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| Cam Jansen and the Mystery Writer Mystery (#27) (Cam Jansen)
Hardcover
Author: David A. Adler
Artist: Joy Allen
Publisher: Viking Juvenile
Release Date: 2007-09-06
Reading Level: Ages 4-8
ISBN-10: 0670061999
ISBN-13: 9780670061990
List Price: $13.99
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Cam Jansen, her friends, and their parents are at school for a book fair. Everyone’s favorite mystery writer, Jim E. Winter, is also there signing books. During the signing, Danny’s parents discover their car is missing. Was it stolen? Jim E. Winter thinks he can solve the mystery. But will super sleuth Cam click her way to the thief first? Perfect for beginning chapter book readers, Cam Jansen continues to win new fans.
Most Boring Cam Jansen Book Ever
| Customer Rating: | I've read a lot of Cam Jansen books with my daughter and I recommend skipping this one.
From the book:
"The people on line ahead of Cam moved up. Cam and the others moved one step closer to Jim E. Winter. "I'm still bored," Beth said, and closed her book. "What's taking so long?"
That's what I was asking -- what's taking so long for something interesting to happen.
Most of the story takes place waiting "on line" (New York way of saying "in line"). "Off the line" is New York-ese for "out of line" apparently. As I'm not from New York, I found this speech to be very annoying. If the story had been interesting, I'm sure I wouldn't have been thinking about the author's strange dialect.
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