Books with title The New Adventures of Mary-Kate

The Case of the Rock Star's Secret: Ashley and I were in a rock band! We were practicing for our first concert -- and we were jamming. But then weird stuff started to happen. Someone replaced our singer's shampoo with black hair dye. A huge explosion went off during rehearsal. And all our instruments disappeared! We had to find out who was trying to stop the music -- fast!The Case of the Cheerleading Camp Mystery: Ashley and I were having a blast at cheerleading camp! Ashely want to be our team's captain, but so did two other girls. We decided to hold a vote. And that's when Ashley started having big problems. Someone didn't want her to win -- no matter what!The Case of the Golden Slipper: It was like a fairy tale come true. Ashley and I got invited to a royal ball in honor of a real live princess! But the princess was kidnapped right before the ball began. It was up to us to find her -- or this fairy tale would have a very unhappy ending!The Case of the High Seas Secret: Ashley and I set sail on a fantastic cruise vacation. The ship had everything: pools, water slides, a video game arcade, and even a scavenger hunt! But the cruise wasn't all smooth sailing. Someone was stealing the prizes for the scavenger hunt. Could we find out who -- before the fun took a dive?

Illustrations The animals all looked interested .. .F rontispiece (P age 126) facing page The wolf was not much of a talker, and Mabel could not think of anything to say, so they kept very still 10 it felt as though she were on a big rocking chair 24 They made their way silently up to the stabledoor 48 The goat kept on whirling around and around .90 Mabel looked up, and her heart nearly stopped beating, for out of the window came an enormous FACE 166 That sa doll, said the brownie ;and I think you NEVER SAW ONE LIKE IT BEFORE. It CAN TALK AND laugh and cry and walk 194 We must hurry home as fast as we can. Come!(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically important writings. Careful attention has been made to accurately preserve the original format of each page whilst digitally enhancing the aged text. Read books online for free at

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A lost kitten searches for her owner in the desert. She becomes frightened when she realizes she has run out of water and won’t make it home to her person without it. She doesn’t know which way to go to reach the water, and she has no way of finding it on her own.Alone and scared, the kitten meets three seemingly vile creatures along her journey. She is no longer alone in her search, as the creatures help her to find water so she can make it back to where she belongs.Join this brave kitten and her new friends as they trek through the scary desert, filled with mischievous creatures and unfavorable obstacles. Will she make it back to her person?

"I loved this book as a child. I still have the 1916 edition with the Harry Roundtree illustrations that my aunt read it to me over and over. The Kirkus reviewer seems to have forgotten what is like to be a child when magical thinking comes to the aid of the fledgling ego in a dangerous world where one is utterly dependent on adults who (like the Kirkus reviewer) seem to have forgotten their childhood. Mabel, with her animal friends, turns the tables on adults (and boys), coming to their rescue--not by assuming adult powers, but as a little girl with the mind and sensibility of a child. The style is that of a bedside story teller. All those 'weak' words the reviewer finds so tiresome, belong to the voice of the well intentioned but condescending adult--the voice of those little Mabel shows up story after story. As a child listening to these tales I didn't identify with that voice, but with Mabel--and remember the delicious sense of irony that came precisely from the power of being 'little' ...and knowing they didn't get it." - Reviewer Jacob Russell

Mary-Kate & Ashley are spending the weekend at the 'coolest' resort ever -- The Icy Igloo Inn. It's a hotel made completely of ice -- ice walls, ice furniture, ice dishes and more. But the action really heats up when things start to melt. Someone must be behind these strange-goings on -- the temperatures are way too cold inside and out for things to just dissolve. Lucky for the guests and hotel owners, the Trenchcoat Twins are on the case!

It's hard to be a fairy if you can't even swoop. Meet Mary Fairy - a good-hearted daydreamer prone to mishaps which make her the butt of classmates at Fairy School No.1. Then she makes friends with the irrepressible Sara Key, a flying cat. Things begin to change for Mary Fairy as Sara Key helps her out of scrapes involving a molar-hurling tooth fairy, a stolen flying car, a magic hair brush, a playhouse in which every young fairy's desire is fulfilled and an adventure with the Lady of a hundred Cats. But can Sara Key keep Mary Fairy out of disgrace at the highlight of the school year, the Fairy Olympics? Children will identify with goof-prone but loveable Mary Fairy in this imaginative story about making friends and gaining self-confidence.

Mary-Kate and Ashley are having tons of fun participating in a program at the zoo. They learn how to feed the animals, train them, and take care of their habitats. But just when they are going to be awarded their junior zookeeper badges, everything goes wrong! The chimps are given the wrong food to eat, the parrots start calling everyone names, and the snakes are set free from their tanks. Can the Trenchcoat Twins find out who is responsible for the monkey business at the zoo?

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