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    Joe Sherlock, Kid Detective, Case #000002: The Neighborhood Stink
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    Joe Sherlock, Kid Detective, Case #000002: The Neighborhood Stink

    By Dave Keane

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    The mystery is underfoot...

    On a beautiful, carpetlike lawn in a gated yard sit mysterious and smelly piles of dog poop. Mrs. Fefferland puts Joe Sherlock on the case to sniff out the culprit. But even Sherlock Holmes never encountered a case as baffling or as stomach-churning as this one. Most of the evidence is right under Joe's nose, but danger is never far behind!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateApr 14, 2009
    ISBN9780061898174
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    Joe Sherlock, Kid Detective, Case #000002: The Neighborhood Stink
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    Dave Keane

    Dave Keane always loved monsters as a kid. Halloween was his favorite holiday and he dreamed of becoming a werewolf or a vampire when he grew up. Instead, he became a children's book writer and illustrator. Now he and his wife stay busy raising three little monsters of their own in Northern California.

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    • 5/5
      i love detetive book
    • 4/5
      The second I the series, this one finds Joe Sherlock hired by one Mrs. Fefferland, a somewhat annoying and highly demanding lady with a fluff-ball of a dog for a pet who hires him to find out which neighborhood dog is spoiling her beautiful carpet-like lawn with it's awful poo. This one is quick, quick, quick...fast paced and easy to read. The Neighborhood Stink is slightly shorter than The Haunted Toolshed, but just as silly and fun. This particular "episode" is filled with dog poop (the storyline practically hinges on the disgusting qualities and huge amounts of it) and embarrassing moments...the highlight (or lowlight, from Joe's perspective) is his getting locked out by his sisters and winding up stuck in a doggie door in his underpants (Captain Wink Wink undies no less). Stuck once again with his sisters Girl Chat equipment to help him solve the mystery we are left to wonder if this case just isn't a little to stinky for Joe to solve before dinner time. With the deadline on, Joe has to work hard to solve this case despite the succession of unfortunate events that befall him while looking for clues. It's not brain building material by any stretch of the imagination...but it's a fun, quick read just for the entertainment of it all! As in the first book, this one tips it's hat to the original Sherlock, having one of the suspects be the neighbor families dog Peek-a-boo is the culprit...the neighbors name...Moriarity of course! If you like the fist one, you'll like this one as well...but I think its works as a fine stand alone book.