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Creeping Jenny / John Sherwood

By:

Sherwood, John, 1913-

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Large print booksPublication details: New York : Charles Scribner's Sons , c1993.Description: 361 p. ; 22 cmISBN:

9780684196138

Subject(s):

Genre/Form:

Detective and mystery stories

DDC classification:

LARP MYS SHE

LOC classification:

PR6037.H517 C7 1993

Summary: Celia Grant, gardener extraordinaire and owner of a thriving nursery in a small English village, hires a timid young woman to assist with the potting and planting. Little does Celia suspect that her new employee is a rabid "green environmentalist" with ties to a nasty ring of thugs and an agenda that includes using violence to further the green cause. Much to Celia's horror, she discovers that her assistant is involved in a plot to sabotage the Royal Horticultural Society's exhibition, where Celia and the members of her local garden club are scheduled to exhibit. Like a younger and more agile Miss Marple, Celia uses a combination of intelligence, innocence, and intuition to outwit the baddies almost before the local constabulary figures out there's been a crime.

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Large print book	Biblioteca Pública de San Miguel de Allende, A.C. Sala Ingles	LARP MYS SHE (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		031551

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Celia Grant, gardener extraordinaire and owner of a thriving nursery in a small English village, hires a timid young woman to assist with the potting and planting. Little does Celia suspect that her new employee is a rabid "green environmentalist" with ties to a nasty ring of thugs and an agenda that includes using violence to further the green cause. Much to Celia's horror, she discovers that her assistant is involved in a plot to sabotage the Royal Horticultural Society's exhibition, where Celia and the members of her local garden club are scheduled to exhibit. Like a younger and more agile Miss Marple, Celia uses a combination of intelligence, innocence, and intuition to outwit the baddies almost before the local constabulary figures out there's been a crime.

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