Books with title The Mystery of the Tree Rings

Second-grader Dawn Bosco puts her mystery-solving skills to the test when her former best friend, Emily Arrow, loses her birthday ring Dawn Bosco and Emily Arrow used to be best friends, until Dawn took Emily’s unicorn. Even though Dawn eventually gave it back, Emily still won’t talk to her. When Emily’s blue birthday ring goes missing after art class, the rest of the second grade accuses Dawn of stealing it. Dawn sets out to solve the mystery herself to prove she is innocent—and maybe get her best friend back. This ebook features an illustrated biography of Patricia Reilly Giff including rare photos from the author’s personal collection.

MYSTERY OF THE CHINESE RINGBurma! Biff Brewster can hardly believe he’ll soon be flying to Burma to visit his Uncle Charlie. Not even when a green jade ring comes hurtling through his bedroom window is he fully aware of the excitement and danger awaiting him.Is the ring a good-luck charm or a bad omen? Biff suspects that Uncle Charlie’s sudden departure from Cape Canaveral to Burma might well have international implications, and that the ring is a warning...Biff Brewster is the central character in a series of 13 adventure and mystery novels written by Andy Adams.The series follows Bruce "Biff" Brewster, a well-built, athletic sixteen-year-old who pursues adventure and mystery abroad with his father, Thomas Brewster, a former lieutenant in the United States Navy and chief field engineer for the Ajax Mining Company. The books are renowned for drawing on foreign cultures and exotic locations as backgrounds."Mystery of the Chinese Ring" is the second book of the series.

Darcy, Delilah, and DJ call themselves the 3D Detectives because their names begin with “D”. They enjoy working together like sleuths to solve mysteries. Can the 3Ds find Darcy’s great-grandmother’s wedding ring before she has to confess to her mother she lost it? It’s up to the 3Ds to figure out where the old ring is and how to get it back. How far will the 3Ds go to get that ring?

‘This is a well-written story with intriguing characters. The plot is so unique that you certainly can't complain about it being cliché or boring,’ Tara Ellis, Bestselling Author of the Samantha Wolf Mystery Series.The story starts in a tiny fishing village in Kerala, India. Maya, her brother, and two friends work for the owner of a Curio shop. The children have lost their fishermen fathers in a cyclone. They pick the beach for shells, drift wood, sea glass and anything of value the sea brings.Maya finds a bottle with a diamond ring and some papers. The children put together the clues. The bottle is a distress signal, sent by a woman who is held captive on a ship called King Neptune’s Delite.The dazzling find and the appearance of a muscled, tattooed man who is linked to the mystery sweeps the children into a dangerous adventure!Kindly Note: The Mystery of the Diamond Ring was previously published under the title King Neptune’s Delite.

Darcy, Delilah, and DJ call themselves the 3D Detectives because their names begin with “D”. They enjoy working together like sleuths to solve mysteries. Can the 3Ds find Darcy’s great-grandmother’s wedding ring before she has to confess to her mother she lost it? It’s up to the 3Ds to figure out where the old ring is and how to get it back. How far will the 3Ds go to get that ring?

Liffey Rivers' world is changed forever when she begins meditating daily on her yoga mat between the two old ginkgo trees in her backyard. Voices coming from underneath her, earth tremors, the discovery of an ancient Native American effigy, a mysterious Catholic nun in a white habit floating above her like wispy smoke from a chimney. Almost extinct box turtles are in her yard everyday and there is a mysterious air quality problem in Mineral Point with no apparent cause. When high school students are terrorized by what appears to be a vampire, waiting for their school bus early one morning, the Chief of Police becomes involved and discovers that a threatening poem, a box turtle and a warning of retribution written in Japanese, has been deposited in The Foundry Books' pagoda-like haiku box on the bookstore's front porch. Liffey Rivers soon realizes that she is facing an unimaginable crisis in what has, up until now, been a safe place to live and hide.

Emily Arrow's blue ring is missing. What could have happened to it? Dawn Bosco knows the whole class thinks she stole it, just because she borrowed Emily's unicorn once. But that was weeks ago.With the detective kit her grandmother has given her -- a polka-dot hat and fake glasses with furry eyebrows -- Dawn rushes out to track down the crook. Can she find the thief -- and clear her name?

Biff Brewster was suddenly awake—wide awake. The gray light of dawn outlined the window of his first-floor bedroom. Something—or someone—was outside. He felt sure of it. Something had prodded him out of his deep sleep with startling suddenness.For a moment he lay still, eyes on the window, his ears sharply tuned for the slightest sound. He knew, of course, that he might have been awakened by a stray dog, or a night-prowling cat. But he didn’t think so.Very carefully, Biff slipped out of his bed. Bare-footed, he padded noiselessly toward the window, taking care to remain outside the dim shaft of early light coming through. He moved to one side of the window and peered out cautiously. He detected a slight movement beneath a gnarled apple tree about thirty feet away. Then suddenly, swiftly, a figure emerged from behind the protection of the tree’s drooping limbs. The figure came at a run toward the window. It was a man, small and slight of build. He was wearing blue jeans and a sweat shirt. On the shirt’s front there was an athletic letter—Biff couldn’t make it out—cut from luminous cloth, making it glow faintly in the dawn’s light.

As a cancer patient, attending school and learning to read was challenging for Ziggy. However, his strong determination pushed him to succeed.Ziggy was excited to be among his peers daily and looked forward to the social interaction. School gave Ziggy more knowledge and confidence in putting words that he could verbalize onto paper. Words became sentences, sentences became paragraphs, and paragraphs became stories. Ziggy would dramatically act out his stories as he and his sister Zai would play together. Often, Zai would follow Ziggy’s lead as he would give her the details of the story word for word, instructing her on what he needed her to say. He would also draw pictures to help her understand.He was the writer, director, and lead in every story he wrote!This story highlights Ziggy’s strength, a gift for entertainment, and was published as encouragement for other children and adults who are on a cancer journey. In spite of his health condition, Ziggy never lost focus on the things he wanted to do during his lifetime."The Mystery of the Missing Ring" is a continuation of Ziggy and Zai’s beautiful sibling bond that we, his family, hope will be shared with others and thereby allowing Ziggy to live on in the hearts and minds of others for eternity.

When Ollie the owl suggests that his woodland friends hold a Christmas party of their own, everyone is very excited. But parties do not create themselves, and the animals and birds soon realise that they must solve a number of problems before the festivities can begin. What will they eat and drink, and where will it come from? What games could they play? How will they decorate the party and what with? And who will provide the music?Follow Ollie and his friends as they solve all these vexing questions and create a mystery for the human beings who own the garden where the animals live.The Mystery of the Treetops is charmingly illustrated by John Lewis, making it especially suitable for pre-reading age children as well as those aged between 5 and 7.