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Samantha Spinner and the Perplexing Pants

By: Russell Ginns
Narrated by: Kathleen McInerney, Grover Gardner
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Publisher's Summary

Take another super-big globe-trotting, plaid-pants-spotting adventure with Samantha Spinner and her brother, Nipper, in the fourth book in this hilarious, puzzle-packed series! Perfect for fans of Mr. Lemoncello's Library and the Secret series, and classics like Holes and The Westing Game.

Samantha Spinner's Uncle Paul has gone missing again. But this time, he left behind a yellow mitten and a note: Watch out for the snow! 

That's weird, especially because they're in Seattle...and it's the middle of summer!

Samantha has defeated ninjas, battled clowns, and faced down daredevils. But with the sinister snow, she may have met her math!*

A puzzling uncle, a mission to Michigan, and a mysterious mitten. Let's hope Samantha's super-annoying brother can lend her a hand with...the perplexing pants!

*That's a super-secret clue.

©2021 Russell Ginns (P)2021 Listening Library

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