About this book:
“When
Mollie, the young Irish girl who was saved from a fire in Belfast, comes along
with Celia Hamilton to spend Easter at Mandie’s house, little has changed about
the girl. She’s still looking for leprechauns and a pot of gold, so it’s not surprising
when she says that an angel came to visit her.
But when Mollie disappears from
her bed in the middle of the night and is nowhere to be found, Mandie and Celia
set out to find her. What they discover is shocking!
A special mystery story with a
script at the end for Mandie fans to perform!”
Series: Can be read any time after the Book #21 in the “Mandie” series.
Spiritual Content- Mandie & Celia try to explain about God to Mollie; Church
going; Talks about God, Jesus, His promise, & rainbows; ‘H’s are
capitalized when referring to God; Set during Easter; Many mentions of God
& Jesus; Mentions of prayers & praying; Many mentions of Bibles, Bible
reading, and those & events in the Bible; Many mentions of Easter, the true
meaning, church services, a sermon, & a preacher; Many mentions of angels
(Mollie learns about them & thinks she saw one);
*Note: Mentions of ghosts.
Negative Content- Minor cussing including: a ‘shucks’; A bit of eye rolling; Mentions
of a fire & injuries (from Book #21).
Sexual Content- N/A.
-Amanda “Mandie” Shaw, age 13
P.O.V. of Mandie
Set around 1901
124 pages (with a script to do a play of this
story)
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My
personal Rating- 
This little pre-teen book set
during Easter time with some of the characters from the beloved “Mandie” series
was sweet. It’s much lighter than the other mysteries in the series, but it’s
cute as a bonus little book. Plus the play script at the end is neat to see!
See y’all on Friday with a new
review!
*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this
author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.
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