β Scribed by Caroline Kendall
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Robin is getting dragged to yet another antique show, a never-ending parade of rusty, dusty junk that no one needs. Stuck helping her mom sell antiques, the one upside is an upcoming trip to her beloved Grandfatherβs lake house. But when the trip falls through, something far more exciting and completely unpredictable occurs.An old family mystery takes on new life. Robin and a couple of new friends must unravel the threads with a little help from a scavenger hunt. What if they can't figure out what really happened when Grandy was a child? What if they can?Retro Road Tripis a story of summer days that turn into a vintage adventure. Full of wit and teenage angst, Robin uses her creativity and gut feelings as she learns to appreciate her family's history. With wonderful characters, new friendships, and a dash of the mystical,Retro Road Tripwill take you on a journey into the past.
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