The Mistaken Masterpiece

by Michael D. Beil

Series: The Red Blazer Girls (3)

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Love mysteries. I kept thinking throughout this book that seventh grade girls are NOT like that. I would know... (

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fourheadjen | Mar 12, 2012 |

Took me a minute…. The copyright page is written backwards, backwards letters and words (deliberate ploy!). The fly leaf alludes to a mystery and suggests it be a huge task to solve this mystery as the clue lies within an assortment of hundreds of photographs. This is a problem to solve in itself, but then the flyleaf suggests that the character in charge of this has a propensity to lose things…. The plot thickens!

cindasox | Oct 1, 2011 |

Sophie and her friends, who call themselves The Red Blazer Girls, embark on solving a case involving mistaken identities, switched paintings, and some priceless family heirlooms. (

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Sophie, Margaret, Becca, and Leigh Ann are back in an all-new Red Blazer Girls caper. In the third installment, Sophie is nose to fist with her arch-rival, Livvy, all while taking care of movie-star Nate Etan's dog, when Father Julian hires the Blazers to help him authenticate a painting. Mayhem and mystery follows as the girls attempt to uncover the truth. Oh, and, uh, Sophie's friend-who-is-not-a-boyfriend, Raf, is back. . . . Here's another charming and engaging adventure starring these four every-girl sleuths that's perfect for readers 10-up.

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Sophie and her friends, who call themselves The Red Blazer Girls, embark on solving a case involving mistaken identities, switched paintings, and some priceless family heirlooms.