Mysteries
 The Dark Days of Hamburger Halpin – Josh BerkWhen Will Halpin transfers from his all-deaf school into a mainstream Pennsylvania high school, he faces discrimination and bullying, but he still manages to solve a mystery surrounding the death of a popular classmate. |
 Black Rabbit Summer – Kevin BrooksWhen a girl goes missing, Pete begins to wonder if one of his old friends might be a cold-blooded killer… |
 Dirty Laundry – Daniel EhrenhaftCarli, a teen actress who is undercover, researching a role at a posh boarding school, hooks up with a student graffiti artist to investigate the disappearance of one of their classmates. |
 The Christopher Killer – Alane FergusonCameryn, who works as an assistant to her coroner father, decides to use all of her forensic knowledge to help find the person who killed her friend , no matter how dangerous it may end up being… |
 A Spy in the House – Y. S. LeeAfter being rescued from the gallows, Mary, an orphan and thief, is offered a place at an “Academy for Girls” that is secretly a training ground for spies and investigators. |
 As Simple as Snow – Gregory GallowayAnna Cayne is a complicated high school girl with a penchant for riddles and affectionate mind games. But then Anna disappears, leaving behind nothing except a dress placed neatly near a hole in the frozen river, and a string of unanswered questions. |
 Down the Rabbit Hole: An Echo Falls Mystery — Peter AbrahamsFollowing in the footsteps of her idol Sherlock Holmes, Ingrid uses her intellect to solve a murder case in her hometown, Echo Falls. |
 The Uninvited — Tim Wynne-JonesAfter a disturbing freshman year at New York University, Mimi is happy to get away to her father’s remote Canadian cottage only to discover a stranger living there who has never heard of her or her father and who is convinced that Mimi is responsible for leaving sinister tokens around the property. |
 The London Eye Mystery — Siobhan DowdWhen Ted and Kat’s cousin Salim disappears while riding the London Eye, the siblings must work together to solve the mystery of his disappearance. |
 The Body of Christopher Creed — Carol Plum-UcciWhen the often-bullied class weirdo disappears, leaving behind an ambiguous note, Torey has to discover if he committed suicide, ran away, or was murdered. |
The London Eye Mystery SUCKS!!!!!!! I read in 4th grade and regretted deeply.