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The Student Body  
Author: J. S. Borthwick
ISBN: 0312926057
Format: Handover
Publish Date: June, 2005
 
     
     
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Review
"Borthwick writes in a civilized and literate manner." --The New York Times Book Review

"Borthwick's Maine is definitely a place readers will want to visit!" --The Wilson Library Bulletin

"Packed with clues...Borthwick gets better and better!" --Library Journal



Book Description
The campus of Maine's Bowmouth College looks like a picture postcard of New England-snow-covered lawns, students in colorful ski parkas, icicles dangling on the ivied halls. Sarah Deane-English Fellow with an honorary degree in sleuthing-expects to spend a quiet term here taking some graduate courses and doing a little teaching.

But then Sarah finds that someone's organized an advanced course in murder. The first lesson comes when a woman student is found frozen into a prize-winning snow sculpture during Carnival weekend. The second is served up with a cozy cup of poisoned cocoa. And when the clues point straight to an English department already rife with rivalries, Sarah realizes that a little learning can be a very dangerous thing...



About the Author
J.S. Borthwick lives with her family on the Maine coast, where many of her mysteries are set.





The Student Body

FROM THE PUBLISHER

The campus of Maine's Bowmouth College looks like a picture postcard of New England-snow-covered lawns, students in colorful ski parkas, icicles dangling on the ivied halls. Sarah Deane-English Fellow with an honorary degree in sleuthing-expects to spend a quiet term here taking some graduate courses and doing a little teaching.

But then Sarah finds that someone's organized an advanced course in murder. The first lesson comes when a woman student is found frozen into a prize-winning snow sculpture during Carnival weekend. The second is served up with a cozy cup of poisoned cocoa. And when the clues point straight to an English department already rife with rivalries, Sarah realizes that a little learning can be a very dangerous thing...

     



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