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The town of Acorn Valley is abuzz with news of an art fundraiser at the elementary school that will help local animals who lost their homes because of inclement weather. With the whole town getting involved, famous area artists-Claude Monet Mon­goose, Georgia O' Giraffe, Vincent Van Goat, and Pablo Picasso Peacock-all attend to auction off weather paintings coinciding with the fundraising theme. It isn't until Dr. Ced E. Meant's presentation at the Metropolitan Museum before the event, where he discusses his findings concerning the erosion of some area parks, that he discovers his research, which contains infor­mation the world would be interested in knowing, has been stolen. At the fundraiser, truths unfold that baffle detectives Joe-Joe Nut and Biscuit Bill, leading them to suspects they never thought could have committed the crime. Will they be able to solve the case before Dr. Ced E. Meant's research goes global? Join the detectives on their journey in learning about the topics of weather, erosion, and art. Look for various activities in the back of the book for enhanced learning.

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Down in Acorn Valley, just before the 42nd Annual Pie Festival could begin, a crime was committed. Someone stole Miss Cluck's Blueberry Pie that she was going to enter into the Pie Contest. Who did she call to come to her aid? She called the best detectives in the valley of course, Joe-Joe Nut and Biscuit Bill Animal Detectives. As they discover clues and gather facts, the hunt begins and Joe-Joe and Biscuit follow animal tracks that lead them to four different suspects. Bears, ducks, frogs, raccoons . . . oh my! But who committed the crime? Use your deduction and reasoning skills to solve the case along with Joe-Joe and Biscuit. Learn about animal tracks and some of the animals who make them. Can the case be solved before the judging of the pies? Come find out in Book #1: The Great Pie Catastrophe.

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