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"Deliciously daffy."-"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)
"Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs. So march yourself down to the bookstore or library and check out "The Penguin Who Knew Too Much.""-"Richmond"" Times-Dispatch "(Virginia)
"Andrews' eighth Meg-centric mystery moves along like the best beach reads."-"Entertainment Weekly"

"If you long for more 'fun' mysteries, a la Janet Evanovich, you'll love Donna Andrews's Meg Langslow series."-"The Charlotte Observer"

"The levelheaded, unflappable Meg takes it all in stride...This eighth cozy in the series makes the most of humorous situations, zany relatives, and lovable characters."-"Booklist"

"A classic whodunit...wraps suspense, humor, and a screwball cast of characters into a mystery novel with stand-up quality."-About.com

"Always a treat."-"Romantic Times BOOKreviews"

"Andrews has mastered the art of writing farce with style and wit, although she sometimes goes over the top-literally, in a scene with sloths swinging from chandeliers."-"Mystery Scene"
“Deliciously daffy.”—"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)

“Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs. So march yourself down to the bookstore or library and check out "The Penguin Who Knew Too Much."”—"Richmond"" Times-Dispatch "(Virginia)

“Andrews’ eighth Meg-centric mystery moves along like the best beach reads.”—"Entertainment Weekly"  

“If you long for more ‘fun’ mysteries, à la Janet Evanovich, you’ll love Donna Andrews’s Meg Langslow series.”—"The Charlotte Observer"

“The levelheaded, unflappable Meg takes it all in stride...This eighth cozy in the series makes the most of humorous situations, zany relatives, and lovable characters.”—"Booklist"

“A classic whodunit...wraps suspense, humor, and a screwball cast of characters into a mystery novel with stand-up quality.”—About.com

“Always a treat.”

"Deliciously daffy."--"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)

"Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs. So march yourself down to the bookstore or library and check out "The Penguin Who Knew Too Much.""--"Richmond"" Times-Dispatch "(Virginia)

"Andrews' eighth Meg-centric mystery moves along like the best beach reads."--"Entertainment Weekly"

"If you long for more 'fun' mysteries, a la Janet Evanovich, you'll love Donna Andrews's Meg Langslow series."--"The Charlotte Observer"

"The levelheaded, unflappable Meg takes it all in stride...This eighth cozy in the series makes the most of humorous situations, zany relatives, and lovable characters."--"Booklist"

"A classic whodunit...wraps suspense, humor, and a screwball cast of characters into a mystery novel with stand-up quality."--About.com

"Always a treat."--"Romantic Times BOOKreviews"

"Andrews has mastered the art of writing farce with style and wit, although she sometimes goes over the top--literally, in a scene with sloths swinging from chandeliers."--"Mystery Scene"

Deliciously daffy. "Publishers Weekly (starred review)"

Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs. So march yourself down to the bookstore or library and check out "The Penguin Who Knew Too Much." "Richmond Times-Dispatch (Virginia)"

Andrews' eighth Meg-centric mystery moves along like the best beach reads. "Entertainment Weekly"

If you long for more fun' mysteries, a la Janet Evanovich, you'll love Donna Andrews's Meg Langslow series. "The Charlotte Observer"

The levelheaded, unflappable Meg takes it all in stride This eighth cozy in the series makes the most of humorous situations, zany relatives, and lovable characters. "Booklist"

A classic whodunit wraps suspense, humor, and a screwball cast of characters into a mystery novel with stand-up quality. "About.com"

Always a treat. "Romantic Times BOOKreviews"

Andrews has mastered the art of writing farce with style and wit, although she sometimes goes over the top--literally, in a scene with sloths swinging from chandeliers. "Mystery Scene""

Deliciously daffy. Publishers Weekly (starred review)

Andrews always leavens the mayhem with laughs. So march yourself down to the bookstore or library and check out The Penguin Who Knew Too Much. Richmond Times-Dispatch (Virginia)

Andrews' eighth Meg-centric mystery moves along like the best beach reads. Entertainment Weekly

If you long for more fun' mysteries, a la Janet Evanovich, you'll love Donna Andrews's Meg Langslow series. The Charlotte Observer

The levelheaded, unflappable Meg takes it all in stride This eighth cozy in the series makes the most of humorous situations, zany relatives, and lovable characters. Booklist

A classic whodunit wraps suspense, humor, and a screwball cast of characters into a mystery novel with stand-up quality. About.com

Always a treat. Romantic Times BOOKreviews

Andrews has mastered the art of writing farce with style and wit, although she sometimes goes over the top--literally, in a scene with sloths swinging from chandeliers. Mystery Scene

Reseña del editor

While digging a pool in the basement for a flock of penguins from the bankrupt local zoo, Meg Langslow's father accidentally stumbles upon a body buried beneath the floor, sending Meg on a desperate quest to find a killer before her generous father's offers to take in animals from the zoo leads to a personal zoo in Meg's backyard. Reprint.