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Children's

Blood on the Handle

by R. A. Montgomery

1989 · 132 pages

The popular reader participation series continues with a conundrum in a museum. When Uncle Morgan disappears, the reader tracks him to a band of artifact robbers. Only the reader can decide Uncle Morgan's fate by choosing the right clues to follow.

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Blood on the Handle is a children's book by R. A. Montgomery, first published in 1989 by Skylark. It runs 132 pages.

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Children's
Published
1989
Length
132 pages

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GenreChildren's
AuthorR. A. Montgomery
Published1989
Length132 pages
PublisherSkylark

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Publisher
Skylark
Published
1989
Length
132 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780553280760
ISBN-10
0553280767
ASIN
0553280767

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Who wrote Blood on the Handle?
Blood on the Handle was written by R. A. Montgomery.
When was Blood on the Handle published?
Blood on the Handle was first published in 1989 by Skylark.
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Blood on the Handle is a children's novel.
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Blood on the Handle is 132 pages long.

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