Book description
An elderly man moves next door to Paula and becomes Zach's new best friend. They play baseball and draw pictures. Paula even likes him.
Then the man falls downstairs and dies.
The next day a woman shows up at Death by Chocolate claiming to be Paula's twin sister, claiming the…
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1 author picked Twin Troubles and Chocolate Tortes as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is the latest in the Death by Chocolate series, Sally Berneathy is a wonderful author. Her stories are always fun and fast paced. The Cat- Henry, the Neighbors, the boyfriend and the ex-es 12-year-old...so much to like and then there is chocolate too! What's not to love?
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