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School Ship Tobermory

By: Alexander McCall Smith, Iain McIntosh (Illustrator)
Narrated by: Crawford Logan
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Follow the exploits of the children who go to a most unusual school - the sail-powered training ship Tobermory.

When a film crew arrives in Tobermory Bay, Ben and Fee are invited to be extras. But their suspicions are soon aroused - is the film crew genuine, or are they up to something sinister?

Ben and Fee soon discover the truth when they uncover a dastardly plan masterminded by a South American businessman.

©2015 Alexander McCall Smith (P)2016 W F Howes Ltd
Mysteries Young Adult

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