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Most Referenced Works
Personal Awards
- 2007 highly commended ASA Mentorship
Awards for Works
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Ms Law and the Corn-fusing Case of the Broken Window
Knoxfield
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Celapene Press
,
2012
Z1936580
2012
single work
children's fiction
children's
'Outback Creek Primary School is so remote there are no suitable teachers to fill the grade six vacancy so as a temporary solution the school hires legal-eagle, Ms Law. After a window is broken, Ms Law instantly turns the classroom into a courtroom and sets about planning a trial to determine who is guilty. It looks certain someone will be found guilty until forensic evidence, an expert witness and a scientific explanation of why popcorn pops might convince Ms Law otherwise. Ms Law and the Corn-fusing Case of the Broken Window is the second book in the Crazy Relief Teacher Series.' (Publication summary)
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