Jakubowski, Michele

Poppy and her best friend Millie are at the beach, but Poppy is not having much fun because she finds the water too cold, the wind too strong, and the sand too itchy.

It is the first big snow of the winter and Poppy does not want to play outside in the cold, but her mother insists.

At the big neighborhood summer party Poppy eats too many treats, and gets an upset stomach, but she does not want to be left out when the other children are having so much fun.

Poppy and her best friend Millie organize a talent show for the neighborhood children.

The Tour Across the Land is no ordinary bicycle race. Only the top riders take on the cross-country route, and soon they will whiz right through Somerville. The townspeople expect only fun and excitement, but Somerville's young sleuths realize one cycling team has a sinister plan. Will the kids find a way to stop it?.

A history professor has discovered something valuable amid the dust at Somerville s tiny museum. It s a letter written by Abraham Lincoln to his boyhood friend. Some townspeople want to sell it, and soon they start squabbling about what to do with the money. Somerville s young sleuths decide to get involved before the letter can be sold or stolen.

A new kid has arrived in Somerville, and he has brought along a bit of mystery. Something about Jace and his mother just doesn t add up. Astrid, Rowan, and Quinn want to be welcoming, but they also have to get to the bottom of things. What they discover brings the group together and whets their appetite for adventure.

People in Somerville love to trade stories about days gone by. The town s young sleuths aren t always interested, but when they hear a local legend of buried treasure, they know it s too tasty to resist. Astrid, Rowan, Quinn, and Jace set off to solve the mystery. What they discover is sweeter than they could have imagined.

Poppy has joined her best friend Millie's soccer team--she likes the uniforms and the after-game snacks, but she is not pleased with all the required practices.

Poppy is not impressed with her best friend Millie's new playhouse, but she soon realizes that all it needs is a little imagination to make everything work out fine.