Kerrin, Jessica Scott

Trevor and Loyola want to help elderly Mr. Fester find his missing dog, but they discover that Buster died years ago. What kind of help does Mr. Fester really need?.

Martin and Stuart decide to take a ride in a model rocket.

When a new book arrives at the library with a secret code written inside, Derek, with the help of his friends, follows the clues from one novel to the next and makes a discovery that may help him get past a terrible loss.

In two stories, Martin must endure his mother's practice on a keyboard she bought at a garage sale and deal with his classmate, Laila Moffatt, who joins the Junior Badges and who is willing to do everything she can to fit in and be accepted.

"Trevor Tower doesn't worry too much about being short until he is assigned dog-walking duty with Loyola Louden, the tallest person in his class. But the dogs are a wonderful distraction, and even before Trevor and Loyola vow to solve the mystery of the missing spotted dog, they become good friends. In this standalone prequel to the acclaimed novel "The spotted dog last seen," Jessica Scott Kerrin gives readers another mystery to solve and a lost dog to find. But does the missing dog even exist?"--Publisher.

When a new book arrives at the library with a secret code written inside, Derek, with the help of his friends, follows the clues from one novel to the next and makes a discovery that may help him get past a terrible loss.

When a new book arrives at the library with a secret code written inside, Derek, with the help of his friends, follows the clues from one novel to the next and makes a discovery that may help him get past a terrible loss.

Graeme is excited about the money that the enormous lobster his father caught could bring in at the auction during the town's annual lobster festival, but even though Graeme likes the idea of using the profit to go to a marine research aquarium with his dad, he begins to wonder if the right thing would be to set the lobster free.

Martin Bridge can't wait to watch the fireworks show over the weekend with the rest of the Junior Badges and his cousin, but when he finds out his cousin is afraid of the fireworks, Martin must make a hard choice.

Martin Bridge finds himself with conflicting loyalties as the competition for more badges heats up; and his summer looks a little bleak when his best friends Alex and Stuart are grounded for damaging Pete's ice cream truck.