Penelope and the Curse of the Canis Diamond

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Penelope and the Curse of the Canis Diamond #2

Name: Penelope and the Curse of the Canis Diamond #2
Brand: Penguin Workshop
SKU: 9780593661284-PRUSDTR-US
Price: 112.0 HKD
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Deanna Kizis (Author) • Hannah Peck (Illustrator) ... more

Edition: US - Hardback

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English • Age 7 - 10

160 pages • 5.125 x 7.625 x 0.4063 in

Approx. weight: 0.57 lb

Publication date: 30 Apr,2024

Barcode: 9780593661284 • Penguin Workshop

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By: Deanna Kizis | Illustrator: Hannah Peck

Follow Penelope the pug in the second book of this delightful series set in Regency-era London!

Penelope the pug is completely content in her new forever home with Lady Diggleton. So when her beloved owner receives an invitation to meet the Queen at Windsor Castle—and an instruction to bring the pug along—Penelope couldn't be more pleased for her Lady's good fortune.

However, once the two arrive at the castle, their fortune starts to seem less than fortunate. The Queen commands Penelope to befriend her own pup, a snooty dog named Duchess whose manners are most offensive, and who wants nothing to do with the poor pug.

But when the Queen's prized Canis diamond ring goes missing and Duchess stands accused, Penelope—who knows the dog is innocent—must find a way to defend her. If the pug is certain that her fellow canine didn't commit the crime, though, can she clear Duchess's name by determining who did?