Mystery in the night woods
John Peterson
Weasel is after something, and he's going to trick Flying Squirrel to get it. But Flying Squirrel has a friend, Mr. Bat, who isn't going to sit around and let Weasel get away with it!
Read Time: ~2.1 hr
The Mystery of the Stuttering Parrot
by text by Robert Arthur (1980)
About this book
In searching for a lost parrot who recites Shakespeare with a stutter, Jupiter Jones' firm of young detectives becomes involved with a missing masterpiece.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe Mystery of the Stuttering Parrot Lead Character
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