Hannah West is not your ordinary twelve-year-old. She’s artistic, full of street smarts, and best of all, she’s a budding detective. She and her mom are technically homeless, but thanks to a series of house-sitting jobs, they always have a place to stay. In this first book in a lively series, Hannah and her momwho adopted Hannah from China when she was a baby move into their latest new place: a high-rise apartment in Seattle’s swanky Belltown towers. And just as they’re getting settled, someone tries to steal a valuable piece of artwork from one of their new neighbors! Quick as a wink, Hannah is on the trail of a thief who is wreaking havoc on Seattle’s thriving art scene! Armed with her keen eye and ever-present sketchbook, no detail gets past Hannah unnoticed.

Hannah West in the Belltown Towers: A Mystery

Children's Books

Johns, Linda

Literature & Fiction

Puffin

Hannah West is back in an all-new mystery?and this time she?s living in the lap of luxury in a mansion on Millionaire?s Row in Seattle?s Capitol Hill neighborhood. When someone starts breaking into homes and doing feng shui, Hannah is immediately intrigued. It all seems innocent at first. But when some small but valuable objects start to disappear from the neighbors? houses, Hannah can?t help wondering if there?s a connection. Could it have anything to do with the Antiques Caravan that?s in town to tape an episode of their television show?

Hannah West on Millionaire's Row

Puffin Books

Animal mix-ups (TWiG books)

The Wright Group

A champ named Babe: The story of Babe Didrikson

Wright Group/McGraw-Hill.

The big bigfoot debate

Wright-Group

When a boy and his mother go bowling, he demonstrates how to play the game.

I Can Bowl! (Rookie Readers)

Childrens Pr

I Can Bowl (Rookie Readers)

When a boy and his mother go bowling, he demonstrates how to play the game.

I Can Bowl! (Rookie Readers Level C)

- Top reading specialists have leveled this text as appropriate for emergent, early fluent, or fluent readers.- The rhyming patterns, consonant clusters, and multiple syllables help children decipher words.- Word lists at the back of each book help build reading vocabularies.Curriculum Standards: Grades K-4 Social Studies StandardsCulture: I- Describe ways in which language, stories, folktales, music, and artistic creations serve as expressions of culture and influence behavior of people living in a particular culture.Individual Development and Identity: IV- Explore factors that contribute to one's personal identity such as interests, capabilities, and perceptions.

I Can Do It!: I Can Bowl!/I Can Ski!/I Can Do It All (A Rookie Reader (boxed))

Jones, Melanie Davis

Children's Press(CT)

The Ants Go Home

scholastic

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