Kathy Lynn Emerson
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Spending three weeks in rural Maine listening to the sound of bagpipes isnt 12-year-old Kim Hanlons idea of fun, but her father has signed up to attend classes in playing that instrument at the estate of an eccentric millionaire and hes brought his family with him to the adjacent campground. When a valuable set of antique bagpipes disappears, Kims new friend Woody is suspected of the theft. Refusing to believe hes guilty, shes determined to discover who really committed the crime. Set in 1986. Reading level 5.2. Originally published by Avon Camelot in 1991.
from the reviewers:
Bangor Daily News: "an excellent summer choice for that niece or nephew."
Booklist: "Emerson weaves much food for thought into the narrative through Kims willingness to trust in Woody and her search to understand her own goals and talents."
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