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		<title>Zoe Lucky and the Green Gables Mystery</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Over the weekend I read Zoe Lucky and the Green Gables Mystery by M. Carol Coffey.  It&#8217;s a sweet little young adult story in which our heroine, Zoe, pieces together the clues in order to catch a persistent &#8212; and dangerous &#8212; burglar.
Zoe and her mom have moved to Pittsburgh after Zoe&#8217;s father, a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Over the weekend I read <a href="http://www.librarything.com/work/7896439/"><em>Zoe Lucky and the Green Gables Mystery</em></a> by M. Carol Coffey.  It&#8217;s a sweet little young adult story in which our heroine, Zoe, pieces together the clues in order to catch a persistent &#8212; and dangerous &#8212; burglar.</p>
<p>Zoe and her mom have moved to Pittsburgh after Zoe&#8217;s father, a police officer, was killed in a bank robbery. The apartment building she and her mom share with an African Studies professor at the University of Pittsburgh is painted a hideous green color, so Zoe dubs it &#8216;Green Gables&#8217;. For her thirteenth birthday, Zoe is presented with Paki, an African Gray parrot, and on a trip to the vet, she meets and develops a crush on Toby, the boy next door. When a burglar breaks into Zoe&#8217;s apartment a few days later, she and Toby team up to catch him, and their adventures are filled with a little mystery, a little adventure, and yes, a little romance for Zoe and Toby.</p>
<p>I have to admit: I&#8217;m a little biased in my adoration of this book, as it&#8217;s set in my hometown and I love that Carol Coffey was able to include so many aspects of Pittsburgh into her story. Zoe is a great little character, brave and determined and strong and uncertain, all at the same time, and reminds me a lot of my own little sister.</p>
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