[hairaplenty Posts: 1,414 Status: Offline Don't ever quit!]

I'm looking for some chapter book mystery series. Anyone know of a few?   

[JodyJS Posts: 1,316 Status: Offline Who you gonna call? EMERGENCY KITTENS! WWW]

Cam Jansen
Nate the Great

[Liz Posts: 1,122 Status: Offline]

The A to Z Mysteries by Ron Roy  and he wrote others past the letter Z

[kwlarson Posts: 170 Status: Offline Books for curious kids WWW]

Boxcar Children is a favorite in our house.

[Mara Posts: 448 Status: Offline WWW]

All of the above, plus Jigsaw Jones, Chet Gecko, Geronimo Stilton, and my own Milo & Jazz Mysteries series.

[CyndyHenzel Posts: 93 Status: Offline WWW]

Encyclopedia Brown

[hairaplenty Posts: 1,414 Status: Offline Don't ever quit!]

Mara,
Yours will be first-I'm very excited.       

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[DianaM Posts: 971 Status: Offline Writer, rhymer, runner, punner. WWW]

There's also the humorous Goofballs mystery series.

[dinalapomy101 Posts: 1,875 Status: Offline Happy writing to all! WWW]

Many public libraries have chapter book series sections now (mine does!) and if you go and skim through the titles, you'll find a lot including the ones above.

[DianaM Posts: 971 Status: Offline Writer, rhymer, runner, punner. WWW]

Oh yes, mine has a huge cb series section and even a cb mystery series section, specifically!

[jillifish Posts: 22 Status: Offline]

I was looking for something else tonight, and came across this website for children's mysteries, called First Clues. They have a great listing of different kids' mysteries, arranged by age group. There are a lot more than I had thought! 

http://firstclues.omnimystery.com/first-clues.html#.U09s0fZOVMt

[hairaplenty Posts: 1,414 Status: Offline Don't ever quit!]

Wow! This is exhaustive!   

[DianaM Posts: 971 Status: Offline Writer, rhymer, runner, punner. WWW]

Wow, what a great resource, Jillifish!