Three Times Lucky Resources

Learn all about Sheila Turnage, Three Times Lucky, and her other books (including the sequel to this one).

Liked this book? Click on through for a brief review and some insights into its sequel, Ghosts of Tupelo Landing.

Apparently the first draft of Three Times Lucky was 750 pages long. Holy smokes, that's a long book.

Turnage says that if she could name herself something a little outrageous, it would be "Tupelo Turnage." That seems about right, don't you think?

Check out this cool book trailer for Three Times Lucky to get a glimpse of what the story's all about.

Turnage talks at the Gaithersburg Book Festival about the similarities she has with her character Mo LoBeau.

If you'd rather hear Three Times Lucky as if Mo were telling the story to a friend, then you can pick up the audio version.

The cover of Three Times Lucky shows one of Mo's little bottles floating down the creek, just like she did all those years ago.

Doesn't author Sheila Turnage look like she's standing on the banks of the creek in Tupelo Landing?

The sequel to Three Times Lucky looks like it's full of mystery and intrigue, too. Instead of chasing a murderer, though, it appears that Mo will be dealing with a ghost. Spooky.