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The Case of the Noisy Neighbor

Eric Hogan, Tara Hungerford

Scout hears a repeated knocking at his door one day. Each time he goes to find the source of the sound, nobody is there. This unexplained interruption launches a nature-focused mystery built around Scout’s curiosity and his effort to discover what is making the noise. The story brings together observation, discovery, and mindfulness as Scout investigates his persistent, unseen neighbor.

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Themes
Curiosity · Mystery And Discovery · Nature
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Firefly Books, Limited
Published
September 1, 2024
ISBN-13
9780228104735
Language
English
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