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"In Revolutionary times, spies sent secret messages in clever ways. In this true story, John Darragh, a teenaged spy from a Quaker family, carries a message to General Washington sewn inside his coat buttons..Young historians will appreciate the accompanying book's simple but evocative watercolor illustrations and the production's background music, including the fifes and drums of a revolutionary band. They'll enjoy the story's plentiful dialogue as gruff soldiers, family members, and even General Washington himself make this story vivid for young history buffs." -AudioFile
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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.
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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
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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.
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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
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