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Joe Sherlock, Kid Detective, Case #000001: The Haunted Toolshed

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Why are cakes vanishing into thin air? How can a mailbox disappear without a trace? When did something evil move into Mr. Asher's toolshed?

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Strange and unexplained things are happening on Baker Street after dark, and Joe Sherlock must come face-to-face with the things that go bump in the night. Even though a cold tingle of terror gallops down his spine like a herd of wild gophers, Joe is determined to solve the case — and have his bundt cake, too.

Genre
mysteryhumor
Setting
2000s
Audience
childrens
Length
short · 128 pages

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