Marion Lindsay

A girl, Zoey, and her cat, Sassafras use science experiments to help a monster with a problem.

Junior sleuth Maisie Hitchins, who lives in her grandmother's boarding house in Victorian London, investigates the theft of a rare and valuable tribal mask from the Amazonian rainforest.

Junior sleuth Maisie Hitchins, who lives in her grandmother's boarding house in Victorian London, uncovers an intriguing plot involving stolen sausages, pilfered halfpennies, and a fast-paced bicycle chase.

"Maisie sets out to uncover the true identity of the new lodger at her gran's boarding house and uncovers a more complicated--and dangerous--mystery than she could have imagined"--

During an unexpected snow storm causes trouble for the magical creatures of the forest, Zoey and Sassafras have problems while rescuing some trapped caterfly eggs.

An earthquake shakes Zoey's house. Or maybe it's a unicorn-quake? An enormous new friend arrives in a lot of pain, and it's getting worse every day. Zoey must work with her mom and Sassafras to find a cure--and quickly!--

"Oh no! There's a big problem with the forest roses . . . magical roses that are very important because they are the first food for newborn hippogriffs. Can Zoey, Pip, and Sassafras use their science know-how to fix the magical roses before the hippogriff eggs hatch?"--Back cover.

Maisie Hitchins longs to be a detective. She's sure there are lots of mysteries to solve on the streets of Victorian London - if only she weren't so busy running errands for her grandmother . . . Lord Dacre, an old friend of Professor Tobin, has had his greatest treasure stolen - an ancient Egyptian scarab beetle. What's more, someone is sending him threatening messages, and there is talk of a pharaoh's curse . . . Can Maisie get to the bottom of...