Logan and Winston are off again on another thrilling adventure! Now they must avert a National Emergency when the Declaration of Independence disappears from the National Archives in Washington, DC. Traveling across the United States, the dogs, with the help of the "Magic Bone" go on a cross-country trek to locate it, meeting new animal friends. "Logan and the Disappearing Document is such a sweet, fun story that kids of all ages will adore. There is a wonderful historic component to it highlighting some of our country's famous landmarks and historic monuments. As in all the Logan series, there is a message to kids of the importance of caring and helping others. Another fantastic Magic Bone Adventure book from Christine Ricci-McNamee!" - Iris Sokol, Author of "Mudge and Lola in the Strollah" " Logan and the Disappearing Document whisks young readers on a heartwarming, fast-paced adventure across the United States. From famous landmarks to national parks, every page is packed with thrills, adventure, and teamwork. Logan and the Disappearing Document is a fun, imaginative tale that blends history and magic while celebrating friendship, courage, and the true spirit of America." -- Jaenine Rodriguez, Boston Literacy Ladies Christine Ricci-McNamee is an honors graduate of Salem State University in Salem, MA where she earned her B.A. in English/Written Communications. She is a certified Paralegal and resides in East Boston, in her childhood home. When she is not busy running the family businesses, she enjoys walks with her dog Winston, traveling, spending time with family and friends, reading, photography, gardening and of course writing. Christine was the winner of the Presidential Arts Scholarship in Creative Writing at Salem State. She also was an American Poetry Association Poet of Merit, as well as the winner of the Boston Public Library Scholar's Award.Her poetry has appeared in several anthologies such as the American Collegiate Poets, the American Poetry Association Anthology, the American Anthology of Contemporary Poetry and in "A Time To Be Free"; a poetry anthology published by Quill Books. Christine can be reached through her Instagram at: eastie_author and on her website: eastieauthor.com Anthony Richichi is an award-winning illustrator and painter from Upstate New York who has showcased his work in museums and national art publications throughout the world. His publishings include artwork for well over a dozen children's books with Saratoga Springs Publishing where he's won 9 national book awards including the Outstanding Creator Awards 1st Place "2022 Book of the Year" for the 6x award-winning "Witches, Bats, & Mystical Cats" written by famed news anchor Julie Chapman. Some of his other books include his Colorworld series and the sequel Colorworld: The Adirondack Adventure, which he also wrote.