Books with title The Ship-shape Shop

Hiding behind their permanent masquerade masks, the last known remnants of the human race live on a gigantic luxury cruise ship with everything they have ever wanted or needed. The only catch? Anyone caught not paying their debts or trying to remove their masks is taken away in the middle of the night and never heard from again.After her parents are taken from their cabin one night, sixteen-year-old Anne finds herself alone among the mysterious covered faces who know what her parents left her. An insurmountable debt that must be paid immediately or the Officers will begin hunting for her.Running through the ship to avoid the dark Officers, the all-powerful Captain, and other bloodthirsty citizens that have become monsters through infection and experimentation, Anne must find a way to escape . . . or take the chance of removing her mask that she has worn her entire life and finding out the dark truth about the ship.She only has three days.

Book Four of the Jake and Polly series A festive Caribbean Cruise quickly turns into a nightmare of haunted visions, mystifying behaviors, and horrific events . A mysterious young woman is the center of secrets and suspicions as Polly and Jake seek to answer questions of who she is and what she is hiding. Uncovering a deep secret exposes them to a danger they never imagined. Who lurks in the darkness and what is the shadow they see? The answers surprise even Jake and Polly. A terrorizing tale filled with adventure, mystery, murder and romance. A teen novel.

When the Chief of Police calls the Charles family to report that a brand new boat and trailer are missing from the boat show, Upton is immediately recruited to apply his detective skills to the disappearance. Our super sleuth is a Bichon Frise (that's "BEE-shon free-ZEY"), a little white dog, who wastes no time in sniffing out clues that lead to a surprising discovery. During the course of the investigation, Upton is joined by a new assistant. Come along with Upton as he unravels another mystery in Ship Shape.

“The illustrations bring alive the themes of good and bad taste, nice and nasty neighbours and perfectly capture the atmosphere of an olde-worlde seaside town. A winner with little boys.” - London Times Educational SupplementSalty’s junk shop is Janet, Sam and Granny’s favourite shop. But snooty Mrs Grimbly-Whyte wants it knocked down, and the town council agree with her. But ‘never say die’ is Granny’s motto... she comes to the rescue with a brilliant plan and soon the whole family is busy creating a wonderful new shop.“High pro-heritage rating.” - Books for Children