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"William Dufris, the voice of TV's 'Bob the Builder' narrates Cynthia Rylant's amusing easy-reader mysteries featuring detectives Bunny Brown, a rabbit, and Jack Jones, a raccoon, who live in a high-rise apartment...A good choice for school and public libraries." - School Library Journal

"William Dufris, the voice of TV's 'Bob the Builder' narrates Cynthia Rylant's amusing easy-reader mysteries featuring detectives Bunny Brown, a rabbit, and Jack Jones, a raccoon, who live in a high-rise apartment...A good choice for school and public libraries." - School Library Journal

"William Dufris, the voice of TV's 'Bob the Builder' narrates Cynthia Rylant's amusing easy-reader mysteries featuring detectives Bunny Brown, a rabbit, and Jack Jones, a raccoon, who live in a high-rise apartment...A good choice for school and public libraries." - School Library Journal

"William Dufris, the voice of TV's 'Bob the Builder' narrates Cynthia Rylant's amusing easy-reader mysteries featuring detectives Bunny Brown, a rabbit, and Jack Jones, a raccoon, who live in a high-rise apartment...A good choice for school and public libraries." - School Library Journal

In this seventh book in the popular beginning reader mystery series, Jack Jones and Bunny Brown, best friends and private eyes, help Bernard, a speedy messenger, locate his missing red whistle.

When it's time to serve high tea, missing sugar cubes create a disaster for the white duck with pink earrings who owns Mabel's Tea Room.

"Narrator Peter Pamela Rose does everything to enhance this gentle story. With background music and sound effects-pages rustling as Catina writes her book, pots bubbling while Houndsley makes his three-bean chili-and sweet, clever illustrations, the whole package is a serene treat." AudioFile Magazine

Houndsley worries that he has made his friend Catina sad by admitting that he doesn't know when his birthday is and reminding her that she doesn't know hers either.

In this second book about the Spanielsons, Barney still has the chicken pox and Grandpa is sure what he needs is another "anti-itch" story. The outrageous humor in this story-within-a- story is simply contagious!

"Sometimes dreaming is even better than making plans" says Houndsley, as he enjoys the quiet time brought about by a major snowstorm. At first, his friend Catina frets about being snowed in and missing the concert scheduled for that evening. But, as the snowfall continues, she begins to accept whatever the day brings - and appreciates the quiet and the chance to dream in this gentle reminder for everyone about the importance of taking time out.

"As the two friends Houndsley and Catina delve into canoeing, biking, and swimming, something seems to be hindering their friendship... Peter Pamela Rose enthusiastically characterizes the animal friends. She delivers a deep, slow voice for Houndsley and a high-pitched, animated one for Catina... she narrates at a deliberate pace that is perfect for young listeners."-AudioFile