Liam O'Donnell

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Max Finder Mystery lands on CityTV

September 10th, 2011 at 3:22 pm

To celebrate the first day of school here in Ontario, CityTV’s Breakfast Television visited St. Margaret’s Public School in Toronto and Max and Alison tagged along for the fun.

The fantastic Kendal showed off a host of great books from Owlkids and Max Finder Mystery Collected Casebook #5 was among them. Watch the BT segment here (skip in 18 minutes to get to the Owlkids book bonanza.)

If you were up early enough to catch the segment and are dying to get your hands on Max and Alison’s latest collection of mysterious adventures, visit the Max Finder Mystery page at Owlkids, your local Canadian Indy bookstore (American Indy bookstores here.) You can also always find them at Amazon, Indigo and B&N.

Happy clue hunting!

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