Thirteen-year-old Ingrid
Levin-Hill decides to be independent and walk to soccer practice. After
getting lost on the way, she meets a woman people call Cracked-Up Katie and
calls a taxi from Katie’s house. Ingrid is horrified to hear Katie’s
murder announced on the news the next day. She is afraid to tell anyone
she was at Katie’s house, and then realizes she left her soccer shoes in
Katie’s living room. Thinking she might be fingered as a suspect, she
secretly heads off to retrieve her shoes in the middle of the night. The
plot thickens when she sees another intruder in the house while she is
there. She knows the wrong men have been arrested for the crime—but is
afraid to talk, even when the police chief questions her directly about those
red soccer shoes. In the meantime, the chief’s cute son starts calling
her, she gets the lead role in the community play, and her relationship with
her older brother Ty has its ups and downs. She continues a positive
relationship with her Grampy, a lively character in the family. Ingrid
independently investigates, trying to figure out whodunnit.
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