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In only their second outing, the Three Investigators are hired by a friend of their patron, Alfred Hitchcock, to find his missing parrot. The boys soon discover that his parrot was one of a group of seven, trained by their former owner to each repeat a specific message.
Hot on the trail of seven talking parrots that have seemingly vanished into thin air, the Three Investigators are in more trouble than ever. Danger lurks at every turn as they search for the birds, each of whom can quote part of a coded message from a mysterious dead man.
May 21, 1991 · Paperback – May 21, 1991. Hot on the trail of seven talking parrots that have seemingly vanished into thin air, the Three Investigators are in more trouble than ever. Danger lurks at every turn as they search for the birds, each of whom can quote part of a coded message from a mysterious dead man.
- Paperback
- Robert Arthur
Alfred Hitchcock and The Three Investigators in The Mystery of the Stuttering Parrot, also known as just The Three Investigators in The Mystery of the Stuttering Parrot, is the second book in the detective book series, The Three Investigators. It was authored by Robert Arthur.
May 12, 1985 · In searching for a lost parrot who recites Shakespeare with a stutter, Jupiter Jones' firm of young detectives becomes involved with a missing masterpiece.
- Robert Arthur
A Mexican pedlar, a French art thief, an English puzzle-maker – there’s a whiff of international intrigue in the second T3I mystery. It begins innocuously enough; the T3I take on the case of a lost yellow-headed parrot, that of Malcolm Fentriss, a friend of Alfred Hitchcock. One bird leads to six.
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