Pippa Parvin and the Mystery of the Family Journal: A Little Book of BIG Choices: Pippa the Werefox, #7

By D.Z. Mah

You and Pippa can read the handwritten journal, given to you by your grandfather, but when your Aunt Vivian looks at it, she sees only blank pages. It's another mystery for your cousin Pippa to solve!

As always, YOU decide where to go in your small English village. Do you want to visit your grandfather in the care home first, or see if another friend your age can read the journal? You decide in what order to investigate the clues.

See if you can solve the mystery before Pippa does.

• Language: English
• Publisher: WorkHorse Productions, Inc.
• Release date: Oct 29, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393719380

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Table of Contents

Title Page

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Beginning

About the Author

Copyright Notice

The Family Journal

Aunt Vivian rarely raises her voice, so you know she’s quite upset when you hear her saying, Honestly, Pippa, I don’t know what you’re on about.

It’s Saturday morning and you’ve just come down from washing your face and brushing your teeth. Crumpets are toasting in the oven and filling the air with the scent of warmth and comfort. The forest outside is still shrouded in a mist that makes the nearest trees little more than shadows.