“crosby bonsall”

Who ate Mrs. Meech's blueberry pie? Mrs. Meech calls on private eyes Wizard, Skinny, Tubby, and Snitch to help her find out When this book was first published, "The Horn Book" praised its "real humor, suspense, and definite characterization, which achieve a result that is irresistible."Now reissued ... More

A little girl builds a "truly great thing" out of junk. Her friend Stanley is nowhere to be found. But who is Stanley anyway? What a mystery Until the great thing is almost complete, that is. Then, it's playtime, and there's just no stopping Stanley.... More

The private eyes Wizard, Skinny, Tubby, and Snitch are convinced that boys are better than girls. But they won't be so sure after Marigold and her gang take over the clubhouse. Will the real scaredy cats please stand up!When little 'scaredy cat' Annie disappears, it's another baffling case for detec... More

Every night at bedtime Stella the dog shakes and shivers. She sees big scary shapes and hears little scary noises. Silly Stella is afraid of the dark. At least that's what the little boy who owns her says. But who's really afraid of the dark?Every night at bedtime, Stella the dog shakes and shivers.... More

Mildred is missing! This is a job for the Private Eyes club. And even though Snitch's friends don't like his cat Mildred very much, they like a good mystery, and they like what they find even more.The four members of the Private Eyes Club--Skinny, Wizard, Snitch, and Tubby--solve the baffling case o... More

When two young boys with two big balloons meet, there's nothing to do but argue about whose is better. Now available in paperback, this newly recolored edition of the "I Can Read" classic is just right for emergent readers. "With humor in both words and drawings, the author entices beginners into re... More

Wizard's private eyes don't want any girls in their clubhouse. But a funny little man double-crosses the boys with a message in code. Then Marigold and her girlfriends get to show just how much the private eyes really need them.... More

Older brother thinks he knows the rules to hide-and-seek. But little sister has her own idea of how to play. And the resulting confusion, compounded by a lively dog, is hilarious. Now available for the first time in full-color and reformatted as a My First I Can Read Book, Crosby Bonsall's appealing... More