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Frankie Bow

Author of The Musubi Murder

45+ Works 249 Members 80 Reviews

About the Author

Includes the names: Mary Pfaff, Frankie Bow

Disambiguation Notice:

Frankie Bow is a pen name used by the author of The Professor Molly Mysteries. The author also has a fictitious persona as Mary Pfaff "The Beatrix Potter of Hawaii".

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Series

Works by Frankie Bow

The Musubi Murder (2015) 51 copies, 11 reviews
Alice Mongoose and Alistair Rat in Hawaii (2015) 10 copies, 7 reviews
The Fever Cabinet (2019) 8 copies, 4 reviews
The Blessed Event (2016) 7 copies, 1 review
Sinful Science (2018) 5 copies, 2 reviews
Trust Fall (Professor Molly Mysteries) (2018) 4 copies, 1 review
Mary-Alice Moves In (2018) 2 copies, 1 review
Tabasco Fiasco (2018) 1 copy
Schooled (2018) 1 copy
Bayou Busybody (2018) 1 copy, 1 review
The Influencer (2021) 1 copy
Once Upon a Murder (2018) 1 copy

Associated Works

25 Mysteries To Die For — Contributor — 3 copies

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Common Knowledge

Other names
Pfaff, Mary (pen name)
Gender
female
Places of residence
Kula, Hawaii, USA
Education
University of Southern California
Occupations
teacher
author
Organizations
Hawaiian Heritage Press
Disambiguation notice
Frankie Bow is a pen name used by the author of The Professor Molly Mysteries. The author also has a fictitious persona as Mary Pfaff "The Beatrix Potter of Hawaii".

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Reviews

A solid mystery, but a little too much tangential elements.
 
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bookwyrmm | 3 other reviews | Nov 29, 2022 |
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This book is story of professor Emma who shifted to a new house and people of the area try to scare her by letting her know that house is haunted, but she doesn't believe it later she find letters of suicide and got curious to know what is story behind these , and able to crack it and then truth came out and she share it with her friend and they share with detective but nothing came out and it becomes just another case of cyanite leak and killer run free. This short book is series of events and this is the seventh part, we must look at other part too… (more)
 
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kanwarpal_singh | 6 other reviews | Oct 2, 2022 |
OMG! I want to live in Sinful Louisiana! In this tiny southern town, Fortune Redding is a CIA operative in hiding. Every new person that comes to town could be there for after her or at the very least manage to blow her cover. Justin Lao has come to town to investigate the effects of the oil spill on local wildlife and unwitting uncovers a dark secret that runs deep through the town.

I had so much fun with this book. Gertie and Ida Belle are absolute classics. Fortune took a bit of time for me to warm up to, but the residents of this larger than life small town are certainly worth the price of admission. I admit the premise of the story kind of threw me, but Fortune’s highly analytical behavior and way of looking at things made it easier to accept. The humor throughout the story is infectious and even the science is kind of fun. I had no idea that my crossword puzzle staple, “Nutria” is a swamp rat. I suppose “Mayor” Celia will be happy to know that I intend to visit this charming place as often as I can. I also intend to catch up with Frankie Bow. You have to love a mystery that makes you laugh.

5 stars

I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review
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Ireadwhatuwrite | 1 other review | Jun 23, 2022 |
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I thought this was a fun a beautifully illustrated story about friendship. Although the back copy review compared the story to Beatrix Potter, I thought it was much more like Lobel's "Frog and Toad are Friends" but for older readers.''

I think it will make kids want to travel to Hawai'i someday.
½
 
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saraswati27 | 6 other reviews | Dec 7, 2021 |

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Statistics

Works
45
Also by
2
Members
249
Popularity
#91,698
Rating
½ 3.5
Reviews
80
ISBNs
55

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