East Bay Mysteries
| # | Title | Published | Plot Summary/Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Marshmall Pillow Ghost | TBA | Sam tells Anne and Fred about a ghost that was encountered in the late Old Reimshank's home. So they make a bet and search for the ghost which is oddly said to be shaped like a marshmallow with feet. |
| 2 | The Martians on Guard | TBA | Fred throws a party in the backyard of his house when, all of a sudden, everyone spots a flying saucer that has landed down the street on the East Bay Elementary School playground. |
| 3 | The Mummy that Invaded Gym | TBA | The fourth graders believe that their new gym teacher is a mummy. |
| 4 | The Hallo-Weenies | TBA | Fred, Sam, and Anne decide to go to a Halloween party at Eddie's house. |
| 5 | The Mystery Mansion | TBA | A haunted mansion with a supposedly vampire host. |
| 6 | The East Bay Sea Monster | TBA | A large sea creature is spotted in the East Bay River |
| 7 | The Virus of a Lifetime! | TBA | A dangerous computer virus invades East Bay. |
| 8 | The Talent Show Catastrophe | TBA | Strange events during the Annual East Bay Talent Show. |
| 9 | The Substitute's Cat | TBA | Mrs. Wendy is out sick and the substitute has a pet cat with human-like instincts. |
| 10 | The Pop Band Posers | TBA | The new pop group in East Bay is believed to be a fake. |
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