Marion M. Markham Books

45 p. : 24 cm Twin detectives Katie and Mickey suspect that the disappearance of a marching band before a parade is linked to an attempted robbery at the local bank

The April Fool's Day mystery

By Marion M. Markham

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The Dixon twins try to discover who put the snake in the school cafeteria flour bin on April Fool's Day, clearing an unjustly suspected classmate in the process.

The Valentine's Day mystery

By Marion M. Markham

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On Valentine's Day twin detectives Kate and Mickey investigate a case involving a vanished garnet pin and a maestro of classical music.

The St. Patrick's Day shamrock mystery

By Marion M. Markham

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On Saint Patrick's Day, the twin Dixon sleuths become involved in a mystery unfolding right next door.

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