Robert Quackenbush

Only Sherlock Chick can solve the case of the mysterious loud noises that are awakening the farm animals every night.

"Miss Mallard is a famous detective who just happens to be a duck. Her latest case takes her to sunny Spain for a flamenco celebration with her nephew Willard Widgeon. But her festive trip turns to foul play when a priceless painting by world-famous artist El Ducko is stolen. Does Miss Mallard have the moves to 'quack' the case?"--

"When Miss Mallard visits Hong Kong, she encounters Marshall Gadwall, a retired English military duck, who seems to have the power to predict disasters. His predictions always come true, but as Miss Mallard examines the evidence, she finds someone's story doesn't add up."--

Illustrations accompany the verses of the folksong describing the Chicago fire. Includes the music and information on fire safety.

"While on a speaking tour at military bases in the Kaiserslautern district of Southern Germany, Miss Mallard the world-famous ducktective, and her nephew, Willard Widgeon of the Swiss police, become involved in a new mystery when the medical center is robbed. Miss Mallard goes undercover as one of the staff to solve the case!" --

While on a bicycle trip across Holland, Miss Mallard runs into danger when she unwittingly uncovers a smuggling operation.

Henry the Duck embarks on a round-the-world tour, visiting relatives everywhere to find out why he has one speckled feather in his tail.

When Batbaby gets caught in a storm, he spends the night at Squirrel's house.

When the lights go out at home, the Bunny family flips every switch with no success until the power returns and the bunnies find themselves in trouble when all the appliances go on at once.

Hatched from his egg with detective's hat and magnifying glass, Sherlock Chick immediately sets out to find who has stolen the corn from the chickens' feed bin.