Corgi Capers: Deceit on Dorset Drive

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 25, 2012 -- What happens when Adam Hollinger and his obnoxious older sister, Courtney convince their absent-minded mother to allow them to adopt a pair of corgis -- after their father explicitly said, "No!" ?

Author Val Muller answers this question as the mystery on Dorset Drive unfolds.

There's a serial thief robbing every house in the neighborhood, including the Hollingers'. As the plot deepens and the suspense builds, Adam and the rambunctious corgi pups are determined to crack the case. Even Courtney can't resist getting involved.

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Corgi Capers: Deceit on Dorset Drive

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Corgi Capers: Deceit on Dorset Drive (223 pp., tpb, $8.99) is the perfect book for your 'tween detective. From the brother/sister bickering and teasing, to the elderly couple who raise corgis, to Sparkles and Owl, the parents of four wiggly little corgi pups, to the pups who talk to one another and get adopted by their new people, this book will quickly become a favorite with your children. The story line is intriguing, the pups are adorable, and there's plenty of humor to keep your children turning the pages until they reach the suspenseful climax.

Excerpt:
“Why won’t you let me eat?” Four protested.
“Because you bite my ears all the time,” Three explained.
“And you bark in my face,” added Two.
“And you don’t listen to Ma,” said One.
“Hmph,” Four pouted. “Ma, no one will let me eat.”
Sparkles finished chewing and turned to little Four. “What they say is true, Four. You’re always picking on your brothers. And you rarely listen to me. Maybe it’s time you start being a good girl.”

“But I’m hungry, hungry, hungry!” Four squealed, jumping on each of her brothers de-spite their growls.
“Maybe you should apologize to them,” Sparkles suggested.
“Never!” Four barked and barked and ran around the kitchen in circles. Before long, she was out of breath. “I’m hungry,” she

ISBN 978-0615592237

Author Val Muller was born in Norwalk, CT, where she developed an overactive imagination. She’s been writing since she could first hold a pencil and continued doing so through school at Franklin & Marshall College and The College of William and Mary. She currently teaches English in Virginia, where she lives with her husband and her corgis. You can keep track of her latest writings at:
http://mercuryval.wordpress.com
http://CorgiCapers.wordpress.com

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