Secrets In The Attic - Plaza, Nelibeth
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This is the sequel to the book, IS IT SANTA? In this story, food begins disappearing, from the refrigerator in the attic. Jacob learns that it's a squirrel behind the thief. Then, Jacob befriended the squirrel. Soon after, Mya, Charlie, and Jacob, make pinky promises, to keep this a secret in the attic. If Papa was to find out, for sure Papa, would set a trap, and catch the squirrels. The children have been visited by the squirrels for weeks. The same two squirrel kids, Panchito, and Margarita, who had taken Mama's, chocolate chip cookies, the day before Christmas. Ponchito, loves riding on…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This is the sequel to the book, IS IT SANTA? In this story, food begins disappearing, from the refrigerator in the attic. Jacob learns that it's a squirrel behind the thief. Then, Jacob befriended the squirrel. Soon after, Mya, Charlie, and Jacob, make pinky promises, to keep this a secret in the attic. If Papa was to find out, for sure Papa, would set a trap, and catch the squirrels. The children have been visited by the squirrels for weeks. The same two squirrel kids, Panchito, and Margarita, who had taken Mama's, chocolate chip cookies, the day before Christmas. Ponchito, loves riding on the remote control, and red pick-up truck. While Jacob controls the flashing headlights and beeps the horn. Mya, and Margarita, played dress-up and had a tea party eating strawberry shortcake cookies. Then, a severe weather alert had been issued, due to a very dangerous winter storm. Blizzard warnings were in effect, and schools were closed. Unfortunately, this blizzard was very destructive causing damage. At the time, what the children did not know, was that everyone's life was about to change forever.
Autorenporträt
Nelibeth Plaza retired from the New York City Board of Education, after twenty-seven years of service as an elementary school teacher and formerly as an assistant principal. She has a passion for reading aloud to children and the art of storytelling.