When is sammy keyes birthday

Sammy Keyes and the Dead Giveaway. In this adventure, Sammy is the one whodunnit—but will she get away with it? The good news: No one knows she did it.

The delicious dilemma: Everyone thinks her archenemy Heather is to blame. Besides, there are distractions galore to keep Sammy from confessing. Like the end of the school year. And the Farewell Dance. But Sammy knows the truth has an uncanny way of resurfacing, and when it does, the stench can be more vile than the school cafeteria.

Sammy Keyes and the Psycho Kitty Queen. Highly recommended. And not when a psycho cat lady blames Sammy because one of the dead cats belonged to her. Better luck next year, Sammy. Sammy Keyes and the Art of Deception. The artsy crowd thinks Sammy Keyes has a lot of nerve showing up at a fancy reception in high-tops.

Or are they? Sammy may have stopped one criminal, but the real crime at this show has yet to be discovered. Who knew art could be so dangerous? Keep your binoculars trained on Sammy Keyes. Sammy Keyes and the Search for Snake Eyes. Then Sammy is thrown a wild pitch by a frantic girl at the mall. A heart-pounding search ensues, and leads to some situations that are definitely not covered in the softball playbook.

Sammy Keyes and the Hollywood Mummy. Sammy hops a bus to Hollywood and finds her mother in deeper trouble than she imagined. Sammy Keyes and the Curse of Moustache Mary. Lucinda tells them a true tale of the Wild West, her great-grandma Moustache Mary, and a century-old family feud.

But this feud is hardly ancient history. Past and present collide—and combust! Sammy thinks the cause of the fire may be a hundred years old, but still, the gas can she finds near the scene of the crime is shiny and new. Sammy Keyes and the Runaway Elf. The owner is demanding that Sammy find her doggone dog. Dognappers, blackmailers, and wise men be warned! Based on some book-covers and descriptions within the text, it is assumed that Sammy has shoulder-length-ish, brown hair with bangs and green eyes.

She wears a pair of white high-tops; she used to wear a pair of green high-tops that she painted green, then got a new gray pair from Casey. Her style is tomboyish, as she wears jeans and sweatshirts and rides a skateboard. Sometimes she wears her hair in a pony-tail. And, Sammy's shoe size is a seven. Sammy frequently gets into "trouble", in other words, a mystery. She is depicted as spunky, sarcastic, and very curious. This curiosity is what gets Sammy to snoop around for clues.

When there's a crime taking place, she's certainly bold enough to try to tackle down a robber; she won't do this blindly, though, because she was observant enough to see the robber was using a squirt gun. She can be sarcastic around some adults, such as her mother, and doesn't like that adults don't believe you just because you're a kid.

Sammy has a strong dislike for her mother, since she dumped her to become a soap-star, and calls her Lady Lana. It is the few adults, such as Hudson , who like to hear Sammy's side of the story instead of believing the adult's. Sammy is very clever, which is encouraged by Hudson, who told her to "keep [her] mind wide-open". I laughed. He wears an orange-and-black-striped caveman suit and a hooded cat mask.

It covers his whole face. His whole head. I mean, once in a while some of the guys will wrestle in full-on costumes, but this guy wears his mask all the time. He shows up in it, he wrestles in it Does he eat with it on? Does he take a shower in the thing? He shrugged. I'm bound to have picked up a thing or two. Now, when he said that, it hit me that Hudson had been seventy-two for a really long time. So I was about to ask him, "When's your birthday?

Something pink off to my left. Behind some bushes. Along the far side of Hudson's porch. So instead I whisper, "What was that? I stand up and tiptoe the length of Hudson's porch. And when I sneak a step down the side stairs and peek around the bushes, I choke out, "Aaarrh! Right on the other side of Hudson's bushes is one of the scariest sights I've ever seen. Sign up for Underlined here.

Search for books Submit Search. Browse Our Latest Releases for Look inside! For Ages 10 to — Sammy's mom comes to town with a birthday bombshell Better luck next year, Sammy. And besides, I wasn't hungry then--now I am! Then cake. It's Saturday. If she asks, I'll just tell her it was an early piece of birthday cake.