The Crochet Detective Case #101
The Case of the Missing Africian Treasure
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Have you ever had something happen to you that raises the small hairs of the back of your neck? Well, suppose you were in the chat-room. Suppose you happen to hear two boys plotting a burglary in your building. Suppose that person was the Art Collector, Mr. Ndubuisi Lyfe Uwaezuoke the nice rich, African gentleman who lived next door and lived alone.
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JAJA WATCHED CSI AND ALWAYS DREAMED OF BECOMING A DETECTIVE.
Her mother taught her how to crochet when she was a baby, she had the ability to crochet anything.
Ja-Ja completed her on-line classes and now she is the CROCHET DETECTIVE.
When Ja-Ja’s, neighbor the nice Africian gentleman got robbed he called The Crochet Detective for her assistance to catch the robbers. Ja-Ja and her two assistance Jamari and Malik were ready to solve the crime. But first they had to figure out the clues left by the de- coded robbers.
The Crochet Detective has to crochet several objects to help her solve the crime.
Surprisingly the robbers have a turn in event and the Crochet Detective solves another crime to help keep her community safe.
About the Author
Sandra Corley is a married to Bernard Corley and they have four daughters and a son. She also teaches several forms of art such as, Art illustration, fashion design, fiber art, play writing, doll construction, cooking, modeling, etiquette, creative writing, and arts and craft.
Sandra graduated from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Sandra graduated with a 4.0 and a teaching certificate to teach k thru 12.
She is the founder and the owner of Arts Create Excellence Inc.(ACE) This is a organization that is committed to keeping Art in the community. Her workshops are welcomed by residents of all ages. All of the workshops are funded by varies grants.
She also worked as social worker with the government where she ensured that children were placed in a safe environment. She placed substance abused mothers in rehabilitation with the goal of reducing the death rate among drug addictive pregnant mothers and drug babies.
As a grant research specialist, she allocated grants for community residents to attend varies schools. She also attended Juvenile court on the behalf of the children on her case load.
As an Artist she has always projected creativity and excellence through every program she has ever conducted while helping others enhance their livelihood.
Every fashion show and play is a sold out standing room only successful event because the community is starving for programs that can make them feel a sense of achievement and teach them a new way of making money.
Recession- just means, change the way you think about making money and only Art can do that.