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by Kiri Jorgensen (Author), Linda Knox
This middle grade mystery brings snow science, neurodiversity, and friendship together to create a compelling story about changing perspective.
Saloma Hammond is not your typical 12 year old. Sal counts her steps between classes, wears a school uniform that isn't required, and prefers to stay locked inside her tightly controlled OCD world. But when the lure of the perfect snowflake entices her to join the Weather Club, her anti-social shell begins to crack.
At the same time, dozens of phones have gone missing, and her classmates are getting suspicious. If Sal can unlock her pattern-driven mind to identify the workings of the real thief and then set an irresistible trap at the Science Fair, she may just learn how powerful friendship can be.
Author Biography
Kiri Jorgensen has been writing stories since she was in elementary school, many in the form of stage plays. She's written and produced over 30 plays for kids, and even a few musicals. She is a teacher, a writer, an editor, a publisher, a gardener, and a quilter, but her favorite roles are wife and mother. Kiri lives in rural southwest Montana with her husband and lots of pets.
