At a train station on her way to meet her friends Marie and Leo to recover her pet rock, Madame Charlotte accidentally picks up the Prime Minister’s elephant-hide bag instead of her own. As it contains important documents and the politician is due to make an important speech on children’s education, Miss Charlotte – hoping that she might get a ministerial job out of this – embarks on a quest to track him down.
Along the way, Miss Charlotte cannot help making speeches on behalf of the country’s leader and putting her own original twist on his boring children’s policy, while attracting at the same time the attentions of the media and the secret service.
This is Book 1 in the The Adventures of Mademoiselle Charlotte Series. See all The Adventures of Mademoiselle Charlotte books here.
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A former professor and journalist in her native Canada, Dominique Demers is the successful author of over fifty books for children, young adults and adults.
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