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Pup Detectives #4
Ghosts, Goblins, and Ninjas!
In this fourth installment of the Pup Detectives graphic novel series, it’s up to the pup detectives to sniff out a stolen scroll and stop a curse in its tracks!
When the sacred scroll of Bark-Jitsu is stolen during a martial arts expo at Pawston Elementary, it’s especially personal for one of the members of the PI Pack—Westie Barker, who has been training hard to earn his yellow belt.
Westie’s sensei tells the PI Pack that he is certain an ancient curse has been awoken and that the missing scroll is tied to the it. But this is no ordinary curse—it’s one that requires all the courage of a Bark-Jitsu master to be defeated. Luckily, the PI Pack are really brave and always ready to fight for justice. Will they be able to expose the truth behind this sneaky mystery before the scroll disappears forever?
When the sacred scroll of Bark-Jitsu is stolen during a martial arts expo at Pawston Elementary, it’s especially personal for one of the members of the PI Pack—Westie Barker, who has been training hard to earn his yellow belt.
Westie’s sensei tells the PI Pack that he is certain an ancient curse has been awoken and that the missing scroll is tied to the it. But this is no ordinary curse—it’s one that requires all the courage of a Bark-Jitsu master to be defeated. Luckily, the PI Pack are really brave and always ready to fight for justice. Will they be able to expose the truth behind this sneaky mystery before the scroll disappears forever?
144 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 20, 2021
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September 15, 2021
What's up with this sensei? Why was the scroll there in the first place? Did he make the goblin story up?
Why doesn't Ziggy have a personality?
Why doesn't Ziggy have a personality?
November 1, 2025
2. I was hoping the plot would have a big twist related to the origin of the scroll, but oh well. The illustrations, text, and font size are all nice for the intended age group. I also like the growth in Westie.
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