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The Mark on the MirrorMargaret Sutton

Mystery and suspense

The Mark on the Mirror

by Margaret Sutton

Book 15 of the Judy Bolton Mysteries series

206 pages · First published 1942

A strange mark appearing on a mirror becomes the clue that draws Judy Bolton into another mystery involving family and community secrets. The mirror’s reflective surface makes appearances particularly unreliable, and Judy must determine whether what she sees is evidence, warning, or deliberate misdirection. Her investigation gradually connects the mark to people whose motives are hidden behind more ordinary behavior. Margaret Sutton’s Judy Bolton mystery combines an eerie visual clue with practical sleuthing and the series’ interest in how everyday objects can suddenly expose concealed trouble.

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Crime/danger and peril · Mild frightening/intense material

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A mellow tea pour suits an evening of clues and clever sleuthing.

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  1. Combine chilled jasmine tea, pear juice, and lime over ice. Top with sparkling water and stir gently.
  2. Garnish: Pear slice or lime wheel.
  3. Glassware: Highball glass.
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Second-Pour Merlot

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A slow-sipping glass of wine suits an evening of clues and clever sleuthing.

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  1. Pour merlot into an appropriate wine glass and serve at the recommended temperature.
  2. Garnish: None.
  3. Glassware: Wine glass.

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