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Alberta Alibi

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Sheila, Rusty and Katie are on the road again. Fresh from their adventures in Barkerville, the trio is now in southern Alberta. Sheila has been anxiously anticipating her reunion with her father and is worried about how they will get along. Her fears are confirmed when they arrive at the Triple W Ranch and he is not there to greet them. When the police arrive, Sheila finds that her father is in big trouble. Developers want to take over his land to build new housing and a golf course and when the night watchman at the development is shot, all the evidence points to Sheila's father. Sheila tries to help out, but the clues she finds only make things worse. Is Sheila's dad guilty? She doesn't think so and with help from the others sets out to prove it.

Alberta Alibi is the third of three books in a series.
Book one is Mystery From History
Book two is Barkerville Gold
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    • School Library Journal

      April 1, 2006
      Gr 4-6 -In this third mystery in the series, 12-year-old Sheila is visiting her divorced father on his ranch in Alberta with her friends Katie and Rusty. The mystery revolves around sabotage of the new housing development on land that the neighbors are trying to set aside for a wildlife refuge. Evidence points to Dad, or Dad's new girlfriend, as the culprit. The children set out to prove his innocence, but the more they find, the more it looks like he might be involved. In a pat ending, the kids rescue several good guys from certain death and catch the bad guys with proof that someone was trying make Sheila's father look guilty. Description is heavy and does not promote the action. Katie meddles, and Sheila's glaring anger at everyone gets tiresome. The writing is just fair, and the style has the feel of a book for young people written in the early '60s, with computers and e-mail thrown in for a modern touch." -Sharon R. Pearce, Chippewa Elementary School, Bensenville, IL"

      Copyright 2006 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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Languages

  • English

Levels

  • ATOS Level:4.3
  • Interest Level:4-8(MG)
  • Text Difficulty:3

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