Books in the Middlebury Mystery series

A bad back laid up energetic Aendi Hannah, who''s likely going stir crazy. Poppy and Sadie fix up the rooms for guests staying at the Aendi Hannah''s bed and breakfast in Middlebury, Indiana. While cleaning the guesthouse, Poppy and Sadie discover a key behind a broken baseboard. Who hid the key that looks like a skeleton''s bony finger, and why?Their crazy quilt clues-an old cast iron key, 70-year-old letters promising a great treasure, a lost, buried time capsule, and a hidden, secret room-lay out no real pattern or direction. The trail grows cold, like the back burner on Aendi Hannah''s big, old gas stove.Twelve-year-old, amateur sleuth Poppy worries: Will their snoopery discover any new leads to follow? And how will the Old Order Mennonite, junior detectives find time to solve this mystery while attending school, cooking meals, and taking care of a household, plus guests?Are the mystifying lock and treasure lost forever? Or are Poppy and Sadie on a wild goose chase in this cozy mystery in the children''s Middlebury Mystery series?

What kind of creep lurks just waiting to steal from Mammi or Dawdi?Poppy and Sadie never expected a real, honest-to-goodness burglar to strike in their close-knit, Old Order Mennonite community in Middlebury, Indiana. The pie-swiping culprit mystifies everyone by stashing all the stolen evidence inside the dusky-dark, covered bridge near Dawdi''s farm.Is the thief-on-the-loose tempting the suspicious cousins to catch him-or her? Jonah, who''s distraught and developmentally disabled, fears the burglar will hurt his grandparents. And to make matters worse, Mammi and Dawdi refuse to lock their barn and house-even at night. Using an apple pie as bait, the junior detectives set a trap.Will these amateur sleuths nab the criminal or will the bandit remain on the run in this cozy mystery in the children''s Middlebury Mystery series?

Old Order Mennonite cousins, Poppy and Sadie, suspect "a re-e-a-a-al criminal!" is staying at Aendi Hannah''s bed and breakfast. Then a missing dog, a mysterious code, creepy creaks, and a floating light in the dark of night only make Poppy and Sadie more jumpy and suspicious of their strange, elderly guest. Even trusting Aendi Hannah wants to keep an eye on her snowy headed guest.After spotting wads of green bills in Ms. Lindy''s large trunk, the sleuthing cousins wonder: Was Ms. Lindy just released from prison and is she a thief?To figure out what this little old, Mennonite grandmother is up to, the junior detectives spy on their mysterious guest. Why has Ms. Lindy come to Middlebury, Indiana, and what is the puzzling stranger searching for in Aendi Hannah''s root cellar?Confused by Ms. Lindy''s odd behavior and an accidental discovery in an old-timey recipe journal, the nosy amateur sleuths hit a dead end. Will Poppy and Sadie''s snoopery solve the mystery surrounding Ms. Lindy''s past in this cozy mystery in the children''s Middlebury Mystery series?