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Books in American%20Girl%20Mysteries series

  • Secrets at Camp Nokomis: A Rebecca Mystery

    Jacqueline Greene, Jennifer Hirsch, Jean Paul Tibbles

    Paperback (American Girl, March 1, 2010)
    Rebecca is off to summer camp, where she can't wait to swim, canoe, and meet new girls. She loves the shivery tales told around the campfire and seeing the stars and fireflies at night, but making friends turns out to be harder than she expected. What secrets is her bunkmate hiding--and why? When camp pranks start getting out of hand and a girl goes missing, Rebecca is determined to find out what's really going on at Camp Nokomis.
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  • The Haunted Opera: A Marie-Grace Mystery

    Sarah Masters Buckey, Sergio Geovine

    Paperback (American Girl, Feb. 26, 2013)
    Marie-Grace is excited that a well-known English opera company will perform in New Orleans--at the same theater where she takes singing lessons from Aunt Océane. Even better, her aunt has gotten a role in the opera! As Marie-Grace and her friend, Cécile, help out during rehearsals, they're thrilled to meet real opera stars and get a peek into theater life. But thrills turn to chills as the girls make disturbing discoveries behind the scenes! An illustrated "Looking Back" essay describes New Orleans' place as a leading cultural center for opera and theater in 1800s America.
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  • Lost in the City: A Julie Mystery

    Kathleen O'Dell, Sergio Geovine

    Hardcover (American Girl, Feb. 26, 2013)
    Julie is excited to take care of Lucy, a talking parrot, while her friend Ivy is on vacation. But soon she realizes that she has taken on more than she can handle. Then Julie discovers that an old friend is hiding secrets from her. Could he be responsible for the strange things happening at Ivy's house? Or is someone--or something--else to blame? An illustrated "Looking Back" section describes the wild parrots of Telegraph Hill, plus the increase in vegetarianism in the 1970s.
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  • Traitor in Williamsburg: A Felicity Mystery

    Elizabeth M. Jones

    Paperback (American Girl, March 1, 2008)
    Felicity Merriman is alarmed when mysterious notices appear in Williamsburg, falsely accusing her friend Fiona's father of helping th British. With the Revolution heating up, Felicity knows the accusations will bring danger to Fiona's family. Then Felicity's own father is accused of being a traitor, too, and she decides she has to find out who's making the terrible accusations! Set in 1776.
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  • Clue in the Castle Tower: A Samantha Mystery

    Sarah Masters Buckey

    Paperback (American Girl, March 1, 2011)
    When Samantha and Nellie travel to England with Grandmary and the Admiral, they visit an old friend of the Admiral's--an English knight who lives in an ancient manor house, next to castle ruins that are rumored to be haunted. They glimpse strange sights in the castle tower at night--and learn that valuable old books are disappearing from the manor's library. Samantha and Nellie join forces with the knight's mischievous twin nephews to find out who--or what--is behind the strange goings-on.
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  • The Curse of Ravenscourt: A Samantha Mystery

    Sarah M Buckey, Jean Paul Tibbles

    Paperback (American Girl, March 1, 2005)
    Uncle Gard and Aunt Cornelia�s NYC brownstone is being expanded to make more room for Samantha and the three O�Malley sisters. While the renovation is underway, the family moves to an apartment on the top floor of Ravenscourt, a fashionable new 13-story �apartment-hotel.� Samantha is excited about their luxurious new digs�until she learns there�s a terrible curse on the building�s owner, Horace Raven! From the day Samantha and Nellie arrive at Ravenscourt, one thing after another goes alarmingly wrong. With the heating system on the fritz, rats in the walls, and the elevator crashing, tenants begin moving out. Worst of all for Samantha and Nellie, the little O�Malley girls get sick�and Aunt Cornelia makes a hasty and mystifying departure to visit her mother in Connecticut, leaving the girls alone at Ravenscourt with grumpy housekeeper Gertrude. Are all these troubles happening because of the curse�or is something else scaring the residents from Ravenscourt?
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  • The Stolen Sapphire: A Samantha Mystery

    Sarah M Buckey, Jean Paul Tibbles

    Paperback (American Girl, March 1, 2006)
    Samantha and Nellie set sail for Europe in 1906. Also aboard the ship is a world-famous archaeologist and the legendary sapphire he is carrying to a London museum. When his priceless jewel disappears, Samantha realizes that every one of the first-class passengers is a suspect--and one of them must be the thief!
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  • Lady Margaret's Ghost: A Felicity Mystery

    Elizabeth McDavid Jones, Jean Paul Tibbles

    Paperback (American Girl, March 1, 2009)
    Felicity has just said good-bye to her mother, who's going on a trip and leaving Felicity in charge of the house. Mother's carriage has barely left before a surprise package arrives, holding silver heirlooms that have been passed down in the Merriman family for a hundred years. Felicity doesn't believe in ghosts . . . but what else can explain the odd and eerie things that begin to happen once the heirlooms arrive?
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  • A Thief in the Theater: A Kit Mystery

    Sarah Masters Buckey

    Paperback (American Girl, March 1, 2008)
    Kit Kittredge spends a week of her summer vacation volunteering at the local theater--she wants to write a newspaper article about a play that's opening soon. It even stars famous actors from New York City! But behind the scenes, Kit and her friend Stirling discover more drama than they bargained for. Set in Cincinnati in 1935.
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  • The Cry of the Loon: A Samantha Mystery

    Barbara Steiner, Jean Paul Tibbles

    Paperback (American Girl, March 1, 2009)
    Samantha can't wait to take Nellie to Piney Point, Grandmary's summer home in the mountains. Samantha is sure that Nellie will love the lodge as much as she does. But the girls arrive to find Piney Point plagued with accidents--and Grandmary thinking of selling. Samantha and Nellie have to figure out what's going on before they lose Piney Point forever!
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  • Danger At The Zoo: A Kit Mystery

    Kathleen Ernst, Jean-Paul Tibbles

    Hardcover (Amer Girl, March 1, 2005)
    Kit Kittredge lands a summer job writing a children's column for her local newspaper and looks for story ideas at the Cincinnati Zoo where plenty of trouble seems to be afoot. Simultaneous.
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  • The Light in the Cellar: A Molly Mystery

    Sarah M Buckey, Jean Paul Tibbles

    Paperback (American Girl, March 1, 2007)
    Molly wishes she and her friend Emily had an exciting volunteer job that really helped in the fight to win World War Two. Instead, they're magazine delivery girls at Oak Knoll Hospital. Soon, however, Molly and Emily start to suspect that something very un-patriotic is going on at Oak Knoll--and their snooping leads them deep into trouble!
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