March mischief
Ron Roy
When three leprechaun statues disappear just before St. Patrick's Day, Bradley, Brian, Nate, Lucy, and other friends follow clues in order to prove that Lucky O'Leary is innocent of the crime.
Read Time: ~5.3 hr
The Don't-Touchables
by Doug Peterson (2004)
About this book
Percy Pea is sure his little brother, who is not supposed to touch Percy's things, is responsible for his missing action figure, but when detectives Bob and Larry try to solve the mystery, Percy and Larry both learn a lesson about sharing.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe Don't-Touchables Lead Character
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