The Creepy Computer Mystery by Elizabeth Levy

The Creepy Computer Mystery by Elizabeth Levy

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Levy, Elizabeth: - Elizabeth Levy says:

Fletcher Rules!

There are three things I love -- dogs, mysteries, and salami. I also am fascinated and moved by the ways we love our pets and they love us. I first wrote about Fletcher, a salami-eating basset hound, in the Something Queer Mysteries more than thirty years ago. But those books were Gwen and Jill's mysteries. I always wondered what Fletcher thought about things. I love hearing from kids and visiting schools. Children from all over the world sent me wonderful drawings of Fletcher. I decided it was time for Fletcher to tell his own stories and star in his own series. But writing is mysterious. I never knew that a friendly flea named Jasper would join Fletcher. As I began these books, Jasper just started popping up and chatting. Now, Gwen, Jill, Fletcher, Mordicai, and I have a new friend. He's rather tiny, but he's a lot of fun, and I'm looking forward to more mysteries with Fletcher and Jasper and their humans, Gwen and Jill.

SKU	Unavailable
ISBN 13	9780590603225
ISBN 10	0590603221
Title	The Creepy Computer Mystery
Author	Elizabeth Levy
Series	Hello Reader
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Scholastic US
Year published	1996-04-01
Number of pages	48
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.