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  • The Werewolf of PS 40

    Dwayne J. Ferguson

    Paperback (Just Us Books, Sept. 1, 1998)
    The second mystery for boy detective Kid Caramel and his pal Earnie finds the two sleuths investigating the rumors of a werewolf in the city of Tanwood that has been stealing raw meat from food markets. Original.
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  • Ghost Ranch: The Legend Of Mad Jake

    Dwayne J. Ferguson

    Paperback (Just Us Books Inc, Oct. 30, 2004)
    Kid detective Caramel Parks goes on a class trip to the old western town of Boseville, a historic black cowboy settlement with a haunted ghost called Mad Jake.
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  • Mess at Loch Ness

    Dwayne J. Ferguson

    Paperback (Just Us Books Inc, Nov. 1, 2003)
    When Scottish exchange student Kayin McIntyre's grandfather disappears, Caramel Parks, his father, and his friend Earnie travel to the McIntyre family castle in Scotland to join in the search.
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  • Werewolf of P.S. 40

    Dwayne J. Ferguson

    Hardcover (Just Us Books, )
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  • The Case of the Brainy Birds: A Private Investigators Club Mystery

    Mr. William Jenkins

    Paperback (Your ESL Story Publishers Ltd., Oct. 26, 2013)
    The four young detectives, Tommy, Dick, Bobby and Mary pick a name for their new club. It is the Private Investigators Club (PIC). Dick suggests that they solve the problem of the missing birds. He has noticed that all the seagulls that normally float over Brockville and the nearby St. Lawrence River are gone. That afternoon after school they set out to find the birds. Bobby gets his canoe and he and Tommy paddle to McNair Island where the seagulls normally roost. Mary and Dick go to Fulford Place where they can watch from high on a hill. A strong earthquake strikes the area and a tsunami sweeps by, destroying many homes along the river. The kids are praised for having saved the lives of those they warned and are slated for an awards ceremony at City Hall. Mary, as President, gives a speech of acceptance and gets into trouble because she steals ideas and words from other great orators. The kids decide that the birds are brainy because they anticipated the earthquake.