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The Scotsman, December 19, 2011
...strange world of labyrinths, monsters and pirates. In Slightly Jones And The Case Of The Glasgow Ghoul by Joan Lennon (Catnip, £5.99), detective-in-training Slightly is meant to be dealing with a series of mysterious thefts from Glasgow’s Hunterian...
Times Education Supplement, September 9, 2011
...examines friendship through mystery, humour and a menagerie of animals, and The Case of the London Dragonfish by Joan Lennon, launching with elan the adventures of hot-tempered girl detective Slightly Jones. Authors on the older readers’ list may deal...
Booktrade - Book2Book, September 6, 2011
...HAMSTER IN MY POCKET! by Franzeska G Ewart (Frances Lincoln)- THE CASE OF THE LONDON DRAGONFISH by Joan Lennon (Catnip)Older Readers (12-16 years)- WASTED by Nicola Morgan (Walker)- THE BLACKHOPE ENIGMA by Teresa Flavin (Templar)- THE PRISONER OF THE...
Carol's Notebook, September 12, 2011
...a very good reading week this past week. The only books I finished was Witch Bell by Joan Lennon. Here’s my list of posts for the past week, most of which are just kind of random. a drawing Amber did Witch Bell by Joan Lennon (a review...
Brimful Curiosities, August 5, 2011
...early elementary)Mymcbooks Blog - Book Giveaway Ends 8/74 Children’s books: The Wickit Chronicles Book 1 by Joan Lennon, The Imagination Station Peril in the Palace by Marianne Hering, Danny the Chamion of the World by Roald Dahl, Going Solo by Roald...
An Awfully Big Blog Adventure, June 1, 2011
...with maggots and which author hates holidays so much she’d rather stay at home! Many thanks to Joan Lennon (one of our girlsheartbooks bloggers) for letting me use her slot for a guest post!...
Keris Stainton, May 1, 2011
...Anna Carey, Anne-Marie Conway, Cathy Cassidy, Cathy Hopkins, Diane Messidoro, Fiona Dunbar, Griselda Gifford, Hilary Freeman, Jo Cotterill, Joan Lennon, Joanna Nadin, Judi Curtin, Julie Sykes, Karen King, Karen McCombie, Kate Maryon, Kay Woodward, Keris...
