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Hedgehog Whodunit

by Heather Preusser
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Hitch the Hedgehog wants nothing more than to nap. But when his informant, Vinnie the Rat, reveals the City Zoo's panda has gone missing, Hitch is (reluctantly) on the case. Author Heather Preusseur expertly weaves witty and playful text in this chapter book series opener with black-and-white illustrations by renowned illustrator Gal Weizman.
All Hitch the Hedgehog wants to do is nap, but there's a mystery to solve. Someone changed the sign at the panda exhibit of the City Zoo. Instead of "please feed the panda," it says, "please free the panda," and well . . . it's pandemonium for Hitch! Along with his cohort, partner, and informant Vinnie the Rat, Hitch embarks on an adventure to catch the cagey culprit and return the panda to its bear-y perfect spot.
With hardboiled humor, fun animal facts, and a plethora of puns, Hitch and Vinnie's detective shenanigans are full of hilarity and heart. This joyful series opener also has over 50 charming black-and-white illustrations, maps, and hidden clues! This book is perfect for fans of Leila and Nugget Mysteries, Enola Holmes, and The Critter Club.
"Preusser packs a hedgehog-load of wordplay, puns, and tasty twists into this whodunit, guaranteeing giggles til the case is closed." — Marcie Colleen, bestselling author of Kitten Ninja and Time Buddies
"Hedgehog Whodunit is a fast and funny mystery book for young readers." — Jane Yolen, Caldecott Medal Winner
"Silly fun is found on every page of this lively whodunit. Witty banter full of puns, accompanied by engaging black and white illustrations, will keep readers turning the page!" — Ariel Bernstein, author of Warren & Dragon and Mabel Wants a Friend
"Many children enjoy books that involve silliness, puns, and poop, and this book will meet that need." — School Library Journal
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Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing

Kindle Book

  • Release date: October 8, 2024

OverDrive Read

  • ISBN: 9798881601065
  • Release date: October 8, 2024

EPUB ebook

  • ISBN: 9798881601065
  • File size: 5651 KB
  • Release date: October 8, 2024
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Juvenile Fiction Juvenile Literature Mystery

Languages

English

Hitch the Hedgehog wants nothing more than to nap. But when his informant, Vinnie the Rat, reveals the City Zoo's panda has gone missing, Hitch is (reluctantly) on the case. Author Heather Preusseur expertly weaves witty and playful text in this chapter book series opener with black-and-white illustrations by renowned illustrator Gal Weizman.
All Hitch the Hedgehog wants to do is nap, but there's a mystery to solve. Someone changed the sign at the panda exhibit of the City Zoo. Instead of "please feed the panda," it says, "please free the panda," and well . . . it's pandemonium for Hitch! Along with his cohort, partner, and informant Vinnie the Rat, Hitch embarks on an adventure to catch the cagey culprit and return the panda to its bear-y perfect spot.
With hardboiled humor, fun animal facts, and a plethora of puns, Hitch and Vinnie's detective shenanigans are full of hilarity and heart. This joyful series opener also has over 50 charming black-and-white illustrations, maps, and hidden clues! This book is perfect for fans of Leila and Nugget Mysteries, Enola Holmes, and The Critter Club.
"Preusser packs a hedgehog-load of wordplay, puns, and tasty twists into this whodunit, guaranteeing giggles til the case is closed." — Marcie Colleen, bestselling author of Kitten Ninja and Time Buddies
"Hedgehog Whodunit is a fast and funny mystery book for young readers." — Jane Yolen, Caldecott Medal Winner
"Silly fun is found on every page of this lively whodunit. Witty banter full of puns, accompanied by engaging black and white illustrations, will keep readers turning the page!" — Ariel Bernstein, author of Warren & Dragon and Mabel Wants a Friend
"Many children enjoy books that involve silliness, puns, and poop, and this book will meet that need." — School Library Journal
Expand title description text
Juvenile Fiction Juvenile Literature Mystery