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Welcome to Episode Seven of the August Island Society of Young Detectives, in which our heroes uncover some magical nonsense and sing back to the Island.
Cecelia has left out too many details, and so Lucy and Seven will demand she tell them everything. On the precipice of Summer Vacation, more intel well be gathered by our Young Gumshoes, but what and what not to believe may prove to be their greatest challenge.
Welcome to Episode Seven of the August Island Society of Young Detectives, in which our heroes uncover some magical nonsense and sing back to the Island.
Cecelia has left out too many details, and so Lucy and Seven will demand she tell them everything. On the precipice of Summer Vacation, more intel well be gathered by our Young Gumshoes, but what and what not to believe may prove to be their greatest challenge.
I am your host, August Island local, the one who dug this book out of the sand, avid chess player, Vanellope is my favorite Disney Princess, and former August Island City Lifeguard, Oosh Sinclair.
Today, we will glide on into the midpoint of this cozy adventure mystery story as we read chapters 31 thru 35. Our Young Detectives will be tested as the battle of the minds continues. I think it’s no spoiler if I tell you that before this hour is up, Stetson Albany will be interviewed. I want you to know now, so you can brace yourself. He is a royal stupid idiot smelly jerkface with worms for brains.
Oh yeah, and they go swimming.
***If you are visiting August Island for the first time, start at Episode 1. Enjoy!
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If you have any information about who wrote this book, please email me at whowroteaugustisland@gmail.com
"It quickly became my favorite bedtime story and whodunit mystery novel." R. Brady (age 10) -- City Island, NY
"This modern day mythic adventure captures the joy and wonder of our New Jersey Island home beautifully and my kids adore it. It's like a modern fairytale. " J. Lippart (age 43) -- August Island, NJ
For more info, email james.oosh.caverly@gmail.com
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Listen to episode one hereWelcome to Episode Seven of the August Island Society of Young Detectives, in which our heroes uncover some magical nonsense and sing back to the Island.
Cecelia has left out too many details, and so Lucy and Seven will demand she tell them everything. On the precipice of Summer Vacation, more intel well be gathered by our Young Gumshoes, but what and what not to believe may prove to be their greatest challenge.
I am your host, August Island local, the one who dug this book out of the sand, avid chess player, Vanellope is my favorite Disney Princess, and former August Island City Lifeguard, Oosh Sinclair.
Today, we will glide on into the midpoint of this cozy adventure mystery story as we read chapters 31 thru 35. Our Young Detectives will be tested as the battle of the minds continues. I think it’s no spoiler if I tell you that before this hour is up, Stetson Albany will be interviewed. I want you to know now, so you can brace yourself. He is a royal stupid idiot smelly jerkface with worms for brains.
Oh yeah, and they go swimming.
***If you are visiting August Island for the first time, start at Episode 1. Enjoy!
------------------
If you have any information about who wrote this book, please email me at whowroteaugustisland@gmail.com
"It quickly became my favorite bedtime story and whodunit mystery novel." R. Brady (age 10) -- City Island, NY
"This modern day mythic adventure captures the joy and wonder of our New Jersey Island home beautifully and my kids adore it. It's like a modern fairytale. " J. Lippart (age 43) -- August Island, NJ
For more info, email james.oosh.caverly@gmail.com
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