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Spiderweb for TwoElizabeth Enright

Classic children's mystery

Spiderweb for Two

by Elizabeth Enright

Book 4 of the The Melendy Family series

Randy and Oliver Melendy follow a mysterious trail of clues left by their older siblings, turning a long journey into a literary treasure hunt. Each riddle sends them to another friend, landmark, or memory while the changing seasons shape their route. The adventure gives the youngest Melendys a chance to act independently without losing the family connection behind the game. Playful and inventive, this story is ideal for a rainy afternoon when you want puzzles, poetry, travel, and sibling companionship.

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Velvety chocolate suits an evening of clues and clever sleuthing.

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  2. Garnish: As listed.
  3. Glassware: Mug.
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Aerial Corps Porter

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A pint of rich English porter gets a bright lift from orange peel. Just the thing for a long chapter.

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  2. Garnish: Orange peel.
  3. Glassware: Pint glass.

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