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Words with fiends / Ali Brandon.
The third installment in this engaging series finds Hamlet struggling to regain his mojo, after nearly losing one of his nine lives in a recent adventure.
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- ISBN: 9780425252369 (pb.)
- Physical Description: 292 p. ; 18 cm.
- Publisher: New York : Berkley Prime Crime, c2013.
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| Stroud Branch | PB Brand | 31681002753085 | PBK MYS | Available | - |
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Brooklyn bookstore owner Darla Pettistone and her fat cat Hamlet are on the case when Darla's karate teacher is murdered. Original. 35,000 first printing. - Penguin Putnam
Brooklyn bookstore owner Darla Pettistone and her oversized black cat, Hamlet, have solved a few complicated capers. But after a recent brush with danger, Darla needs to get Hamlet out of a feline funkâ¦
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Lately, Hamlet hasnât been chasing customers or being his obnoxious selfâsomething Darla surprisingly misses. Concerned, she hires a cat whisperer to probe Hamletâs feline psyche and then decides to get out of her own funk by taking up karate to learn how to defend herself in case the need arises again.
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But when Darla finds her sensei dead at the dojo, it seems that even a master can be felled by foul play. Darla decides to investigate the matter herself, and the promise of a mystery snaps Hamlet out of his bad mood. After all, Darla may be the sleuth, but Hamletâs got a black belt in detection⦠- Random House, Inc.
Brooklyn bookstore owner Darla Pettistone and her oversized black cat, Hamlet, have solved a few complicated capers. But after a recent brush with danger, Darla needs to get Hamlet out of a feline funkâ¦
Lately, Hamlet hasnât been chasing customers or being his obnoxious selfâsomething Darla surprisingly misses. Concerned, she hires a cat whisperer to probe Hamletâs feline psyche and then decides to get out of her own funk by taking up karate to learn how to defend herself in case the need arises again.
But when Darla finds her sensei dead at the dojo, it seems that even a master can be felled by foul play. Darla decides to investigate the matter herself, and the promise of a mystery snaps Hamlet out of his bad mood. After all, Darla may be the sleuth, but Hamletâs got a black belt in detectionâ¦
