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One Weird Day at Freekham High
- Sock
- Narrated by: Russell Boulter
- Length: 3 hrs and 16 mins
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One Weird Day at Freekham High
Narrated by:
Russell Boulter
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Publisher's Summary
Something strange is going on at Freekham High. Ginger Mutton was always the quiet, unpopular one. Now everybody wants to hear what she has to say - because she's started to predict the future.
With a SOCK. And SOCKingly enough, her predictions are coming true - just not always to the right people! It SEAMS to be another DARNED Freekham mystery. Can Sara and Sam get to the bottom of it before people start getting hurt?
The second fantastic book in the Freekham High series, from bestselling author Steve Cole.
©2005 Steve Cole (P)2014 Audible, Inc.
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