Book details
The Mystery Of The Pointing Dog (Liffey Rivers Irish Dancing Mysteries)
Description
In Book #6 of the Liffey Rivers Irish Dancer Mystery Series, 14-year-old Irish dancer Liffey Rivers sets out during a freak November 1st blizzard in Mineral Point, Wisconsin, to help a friend decipher a mysterious puzzle that may lead to an undiscovered gold mine. When a blast of frigid wind deposits a huge pile of snow in her path, Liffey uses her Irish dancing training to launch herself over it and discovers that High Street has two sides: a Gray Dog Deli side and a Red Rooster Cafe side. Same direction. Very different paths.The Mystery of the Pointing Dog is Wisconsin historical fiction for tweens set in 1842. Featuring an Irish immigrant family which has settled in Southwestern Wisconsin, it is also Liffey Rivers' most challenging and dangerous mystery to date.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
268 pages
Book in series
#5
Why to read
- Engaging Plot: The book offers a captivating mystery that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, combining elements of Irish culture, dancing, and suspense to create a unique and entertaining story.
- Cultural Insight: Readers will gain insight into the world of Irish dancing and culture, providing a fascinating backdrop to the mystery and an opportunity to learn about a rich cultural tradition.
- Strong Characters: The protagonist, Liffey Rivers, is a relatable and strong character whose adventures will appeal to young readers, especially those interested in dance or solving puzzles.
- Series Continuity: As part of the Liffey Rivers Irish Dancing Mysteries series, this book offers continuity for fans of the series, while also being accessible to new readers who can jump right into Liffey's adventures.