Books in This Series
- #1 The Case of Hermie the Missing Hamster
- #2 The Case of the Christmas Snowman
- #3 The Case of the Secret Valentine
- #4 The Case of the Spooky Sleepover
- #5 The Case of the Stolen Baseball Cards
- #6 The Case of the Mummy Mystery
- #7 The Case of the Runaway Dog
- #8 The Case of the Great Sled Race
- #9 The Case of the Stinky Science Project
- #10 The Case of the Ghostwriter
- #11 The Case of the Marshmallow Monster
- #12 The Case of the Class Clown
- #13 The Case of the Detective in Disguise
- #14 The Case of the Bicycle Bandit
- #15 The Case of the Haunted Scarecrow
- #16 The Case of the Sneaker Sneak
- #17 The Case of the Disappearing Dinosaur
- #18 The Case of the Bear Scare
- #19 The Case of the Golden Key
- #20 The Case of the Race Against Time
- #21 The Case of the Rainy-Day Mystery
- #22 The Case of the Best Pet Ever
- #23 The Case of the Perfect Prank
- #24 The Case of the Glow-in-the-dark Ghost
- #25 The Case of the Vanishing Painting
- #26 The Case of the Double-Trouble Detective
- #27 The Case of the Frog-jumping Contest
- #28 The Case of the Food Fight
- #29 The Case of the Skateboarding Superstar
- #30 The Case of the Kidnapped Candy
- #31 The Case of the Spoiled Rotten Spy
- #32 The Case of the Groaning Ghost
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