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Summary Of Irene Napper's Panda

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The book starts with Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose at the grand opening for the panda exhibit. Then the mama panda runs and slams the gate. Next the police went inside the cave to see what was happening. The police found a note that said go to goose island and put a million dollars in the hollow tree. Later they went home to see who did it, luckily Ruth Rose recorded the whole thing, in the video Ruth rose recorded the whole opening of the panda exhibit and the panda looked like he was mad at the microphone. So they went to interview everybody who was at the microphone. First they interviewed Irene Napper she was really sad for the Panda, then they went to the writer of the panda paper he was a lot more mean so they kept an eye on him. Next they

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