Fangs, but no fangs!

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chosen by Susan Dickinson

McLean, A.C. The case of the vanishing spinster. -- Bell, J.J. The message on the sundial. -- Sayers, D.L. The inspiration of Mr. Budd. -- Chesterton, G.K. The invisible man. -- Bramah, E. Who killed Charlie Winpole? -- Doyle, Sir A.C. Adventure of the Speckled Band Jepson, E. and Eustace, R. The tea-leaf. -- Kennedy, M. Death in the kitchen. -- Symons, J. The impossible theft. -- Ferguson, J. The white line. -- Fletcher, J.S. The convict and the clerics. -- Beresford, E. Portrait of Henry. -- Marsh, N. The cupid mirror. -- Verney, J. The drugged cornet. -- Aiken, J. What sort of person is this Amanda Jones anyway?

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Enid Blyton

A little shadowing practice by George goes awry and his parents force him to resign from the Secret Seven. Scamper is installed as his temporary replacement. Some shadowing by Colin puts the Seven on the trail of a man who shoves dogs down a coal hole.

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Joan Lexau

When his neighbor finds dog food in strange places all over his house, Willy Nilly asks Miss Happ, a witch, to help solve the mystery.

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Bob Schaller

While Ashley and Adam Arlington are on vacation with their parents in Florida, they help solve an old mystery that involves the Seminole chief Osceola, the Spanish explorer Ponce de León, and the Castillo de San Marcos, a fort in Saint Augustine.