How To Solve A Murder - For Toddlers

How To Solve A Murder - For Toddlers

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Eleanor King has just met Logan... just in time for Arthur Lorrington to meet fate. After being brutally stabbed 14 times in the chest, Arthur's day isn't really looking up. His death is somewhat tragic, and somewhat intriguing. His perpetrator has left no tracks, finger prints, or evidence in his wake and there are far more suspects than one would hope for. It looks like it's time to call in the professionals. And then there's Eleanor and Logan, they have a good blossoming friendship. They share a sassy attitude, a dislike for all things adult like and anything that makes them normal. Have I mentioned the fact that they're less than 2 years old? At 7 months, Eleanor is very mature and extremely clever. Where-as Logan, 1 and 3 months, has the acting skills of a 34 year old. They make quite a pair, having frenzied fun and causing mischeif, they are any parents nightmare. And together they fight crime.
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