Cockatiels at Seven (edit title)

Timothy Gray approved Kelly M’s request to combine 6 books, including Cockatiels at Seven, Friday, November 20 2009.

Timothy Gray approved Kelly M’s request to change the title of Cockatiels at Seven Friday, November 20 2009.

Kelly M changed the title of Cockatiels at Seven Friday, November 20 2009.

Kelly M submitted a request to combine 6 books, including Cockatiels at Seven, Friday, November 20 2009.

Shannon H edited the series of Cockatiels at Seven Saturday, October 10 2009.

• Added this book in the series: Meg Langslow book 9 (Primary series)

Shelfari edited the description of Cockatiels at Seven Saturday, August 1 2009.

• It’s time for more outrageous and feathered fun in the award-winning, laugh-out-loud Meg Langslow series. When her old friend Karen drops by with two-year-old son Timmy, Meg Langslow reluctantly agrees to babysit “just for a little while.” But when nightfall comes, the toddler is still in residence and Karen isn’t answering any phone calls. Meg decides she must find out what’s happening, so the next morning, with Timmy in tow, she retraces her friend’s footsteps---and begins to suspect that Karen’s disappearance is tied to at least one serious crime. Has Karen been killed or kidnapped? Is she on the run from the bad guys? Or is she one of the bad guys? The police don’t seem to care, so Meg once again plays sleuth---this time with a toddler as her sidekick. As usual, Meg’s extended family adds to the complications in her life. What covert animal welfare project are Dad and the curmudgeonly zoologist Dr. Montgomery Blake working on---and will Meg have to make another late-night trip to bail them out of jail? Why does Meg’s brother keep disappearing---is he merely trying to avoid babysitting, or is he involved in something more mysterious? Will taking care of Timmy dampen newly married Meg and Michael’s enthusiasm for starting a family of their own? And are any of Meg’s relatives reliable enough to be trusted with a two-year-old---especially a two-year-old whose whereabouts might be of interest to some very dangerous people? Donna Andrews once again proves her skill as one of the funniest, most entertaining mystery authors around.

Shelfari edited the contributors of Cockatiels at Seven Friday, July 24 2009.

• Added a contributor: Donna Andrews: (Primary Author)