Fangs, but no fangs!
Sholly Fisch, writer
The Mystery, Inc. team investigates a fake vampire, a ghost in a museum, and a werewolf at a golf course. In a monsters of the world segment, Velma looks at the Ojibwa legend of the giant skunk Aniwye.
Read Time: ~2.9 hr
A nose for adventure
by Richard Scrimger (2000)
About this book
Alan is lost in New York City and being chased by bad guys so he needs all the help that he can get from Norbert, an alien from Jupiter.
Setting / LocationNew York City
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreA nose for adventure Lead Character
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