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Crochet Mysteries

by Betty Hechtman

15 books Started 2008 Latest 2023
Publication Reading Order

The Crochet Mysteries is a YA Fiction / Fantasy series by Betty Hechtman, comprising 15 books published between 2008 and 2023. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
1 Hooked on Murder 2008 Buy from Amazon
2 Dead Men Don't Crochet 2008 Buy from Amazon
3 By Hook or by Crook 2009 Buy from Amazon
4 A Stitch in Crime 2009 Buy from Amazon
5 You Better Knot Die 2010 Buy from Amazon
6 Behind the Seams 2011 Buy from Amazon
7 If Hooks Could Kill 2012 Buy from Amazon
8 For Better or Worsted 2013 Buy from Amazon
9 Knot Guilty 2014 Buy from Amazon
10 Seams Like Murder 2016 Buy from Amazon
11 Hooking for Trouble 2016 Buy from Amazon
12 On the Hook 2018 Buy from Amazon
13 Hooks Can Be Deceiving 2018 Buy from Amazon
14 One for the Hooks 2021 Buy from Amazon
15 Killer Hooks 2023 Buy from Amazon
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About Betty Hechtman

Betty Hechtman (1927 - 2022) was an American author and editor known for her children's literature. Born in New York City, she graduated from Barnard College and began her career as an editor at Golden Books. Hechtman's notable works include the "Freaky Friday" series, which introduced the body-swap concept in children's literature. Her books blend humor, fantasy, and relatable characters, capturing the experiences and emotions of young readers. Hechtman's critical success earned her the American Library Association Notable Children's Book Award for "Freaky Friday" in 1973. Her books continue to be widely read and have been translated into several languages, endearing her to generations of children.

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