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The Old Mill on the Withrose

Name: The Old Mill on the Withrose
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Author: Rev He Spalding S J
ISBN: 9781936639502

by Rev He Spalding S J

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200 pages
Publisher: St. Augustine Academy Press
14 x 21.6 x 1.2 cm

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For young readers who love thrilling mysteries

Explores themes of courage and friendship during challenges

You will be drawn into an exciting journey of discovery

The Old Mill on the Withrose is a captivating adventure filled with mystery and discovery.

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When the doctor declares that Florian Bell’s health is in serious danger, he is sent from his home in Milwaukee to stay with his cousins Hunter and Leo on the banks of Withrose Creek in Kentucky. There he learns how to fish, hunt, and lay snares…but the boys’ favorite pastime is trying to unravel the mystery of the old mill...what will its secrets unfold? What is Bob Lindon hiding there? And will the mysterious night riders manage to make good their threats against the Bell farm? Only time will tell...