Mandie and the Windmill's Message (Mandie, Book 20)
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1992-11-01 Bethany House Publishers Lois Gladys Leppard $1.98 Usually ships in 24 hours Amazon Points: 0 pt [ >> More Details << ] Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [amazon.com or endless.com, as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product. |
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Great Children's Book!
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2009-07-06: Amber Patterson
This is one book in a series of books that I was fascinated with as an older child/pre-teen. Now my daughter is enjoying them as much as I did...these books provide a welcome relief from the incomprehensible examples displayed on tv and have increased my daughter's interest in reading beyond what i believed was possible. I highly recommend this series.
A GREAT Book!!! :) :)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
2005-07-10:
I loved this book! Mandie, Celia, one of her best friends, and Jonathan find a new mystery in Holland. Mandie and her friends find something very interesting about the windmill. The windmill seems to give off weird messages throughout the day. Could this be just a harmless prank or is someone really in trouble? Then there is the mystery about the blue paint turning to green. Could Jonathon be part of it? Mandie meets new people including the miller's son, who seems to like Mandie. But when Mandie and her friends ask the miller about the weird signs on the windmill, he storms out of the room! What could all of this mean? Read to find out! I'm sure you'll enjoy this book! :) :)
WIndmill
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
2005-01-23:
This was a great book one of my favorites. Don't you just love the part when Mandie and Jonathan make up. (i still hope Mandie doesn't forget Joe) And that boy who lived at the windmill had a chrush on her. That was fuuny! I also loved the cat part. I better not tell any more or you will know what happens. NOw go and find out
Read it!!!!