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Loading... Sammy Keyes and the Psycho Kitty Queen (2004)by Wendelin Van Draanen
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Did not appreciate the ableist language and found the dead cats legit upsetting, but overall I liked it. ( ) **SPOILER** Sammy meets Hudson's neighbor who irrationally accuses Hudson's arthritic dog of attacking her missing cat Snowball. Because of the way the woman acts, Sammy calls her the "Psycho Kitty Queen." But when Sammy comes across two dead cats, including Snowball, in a couple of trash dumpsters, she begins to wonder what's going on. It gets personal when her own cat, Dorito, escapes the apartment and disappears. Who's responsible? "El Gato," the wrestler in a cat costume who practices at Slammin' Dave's wrestling gym? The man who looks like a bulldog? Or the butcher at Kojo Buffet? Sammy's can-do inquisitiveness leads her to a cat-and dogfight gambling ring. This book "Sammey Keyes and the Psycho Kitty Queen" is about an averege girl who thought that she was turning fourteen till her mum told her that she is actully turning thirteen. To Sammy Keyes she thought that thirteen was a very unlucky number, because when she found out that a people's cats were missing, Sammy Keyes then got stuck in the mystery and brought tons of bad luck to her, until someone gave her a horse shoe so that he luck won't run out. Ever since she got the horse shoe her luck started to change and turned into good luck! Thirteen wasn't such an unluck number for Sammey Keyes! no reviews | add a review
Belongs to SeriesSammy Keyes (book 9)
When cats begin to mysteriously disappear in Santa Martina, thirteen-year-old friends Sammy and Holly start snooping around town to find out what is happening. No library descriptions found. |
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