Perennial mystery library

After Anne is injured in an unusual accident, she misses cheer camp and a cheerleading award but, with the help of her Fortune Tellers' Club friends, is led to uncover a secret from her past.

Presents the traditional nursery rhyme 'There was a crooked man'. On board pages. Suggested level: junior.

The woman was young, French, and on trial for murdering a man said to be her ex-lover and the father of her dead child: an English major who had been one of the great heroes of the French Underground Resistance during the war. Mr. Macrea, hired to be her attorney on the first day of the trial, must find a way to prove her innocence in only one week. And he must dig deeply into the past to prove it.

When the unpopular president of King's College, Dublin, begins getting threatening anonymous letters, he asks retired professor John Daly to investigate. Unfortunately for Daly and his friend, Garda Inspector Mike Kelley, there is no shortage of suspects -- the entire faculty loathes the president, who is cruel, arrogant, and a bully. A witty look at academe in the 1950's and full of quotable observations.

With the Allied invasion of Italy about to get underway British POWs at an Italian-run camp plan an escape before they can be turned over to the Germans. Unfortunately, there's a traitor in their midst. Gilbert was a POW at such a camp during the war.