Wishbone Mysteries Books
When Wishbone helps restore an old lighthouse, he finds clues to treasure
When Joe Talbot loses his father's ring, it's the beginning of the strangest Christmas holiday ever. Not only are people in Oakdale behaving oddly, but David Barnes is suddenly missing. Illustrations.
After witnessing an eerie glow in the sky, Wishbone begins to worry about aliens landing on Earth, especially when he hears a strange humming sound in the neighborhood
A shoebox full of old baseball cards at a garage sale leads Wishbone and his friends to unearth a secret from Oakdale's past.
When they discover that part of the football team's mascot costume has been stolen, Wishbone and his friends try to solve the mystery even though there seem to be no clues.
After several burglary attempts occur at the bookstore where he is working for the summer, Joe and Wishbone decide to investigate and discover that some of the most important clues to the mystery are in the books themselves.
While helping Gladys Glendower fix up the old Moonlight Drive-In, Wishbone and his friends try to discover who is responsible for the series of mysterious fires that threaten to destroy the old theater.
Wishbone and his friends have trouble when a mysterious person tries to stop an interactive dinosaur display from being created at the college museum
When Wishbone and his friends act in a murder mystery set on an antique train, they investigate a historic mystery as well as the staged one
When an old basketball trophy disappears from the home of a new boy in town, Joe and Wishbone suspect something unusual going on and set out to solve the case.
As trouble starts to brew behind the scenes, Wishbone and his friends begin to suspect someone is trying to destroy the middle school play.
When a mysterious green, glowing object drops from the sky on the outskirts of Oakdale, Wishbone and friends set out to investigate.
When a flu epidemic strikes the staff of the Chronicle, Joe and Wishbone are called into detective duty as well as serving as replacement reporters.