Mitch Spinach and the Smell of Victory by Hillary Feerick and Jeff Hillenbrand

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Purchase Mitch Spinach and the Smell of Victory by Hillary Feerick and Jeff Hillenbrand

Everyone at Sunchoke Elementary now knows that Mitch Spinach is no ordinary kid. In this exciting field day adventure, Mitch Spinach receives a coded message on his futuristic watch asking him to report to the gym. After rescuing Becca out on the field, he is determined to help Principal Lycopene find the missing key to the trophy case. When solving the mystery seems impossible, what secret ingredients from his custom-made Nutripak lunchbox will he need? Will he find the key in time? Find out how Mitch Spinach fuels his remarkable sense of smell and boosts his brain power to take on this new challenge in Book 2 of the Mitch Spinach series! Hardcover. 31 pages. $16.95 per copy.

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