Pippa Parvin and the Mystery of the Stolen Lunches: A Little Book of BIG Choices: Pippa the Werefox, #5

By D.Z. Mah

"I hear you're quite the sleuths." Nils's mother is onto you and your cousin, Pippa. She knows that you are good at solving mysteries, and now she has a new one. Who is stealing Nils's lunch every day?

Pippa needs your help to discover all the clues. You decide where to look and when, and once you have done your investigation, see if you can solve the mystery before Pippa does!

• Language: English
• Publisher: WorkHorse Productions, Inc.
• Release date: Dec 1, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393179399

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Table of Contents

Title Page

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Beginning

About the Author

Copyright Notice

The Stolen Lunches

Nils’s mum stops by in the evening while you and Pippa are making popcorn on the stove, under Aunt Vivian’s watchful eye. You all look up when you hear a sharp rap of knuckles on the front door.

Aunt Vivian turns the stove off and heads through to the front door, which she opens. Julia! she says. And Nils! What a surprise.

You and Pippa exchange a look. It is a surprise to have Nils and his mother here, and you hope it’s not the bad kind of surprise.

Come through to the front room, Aunt Vivian says.

That means we should go too, Pippa whispers to you.

Though you already know this. Aunt Vivian and Pippa have had a lot of visitors since you moved in with them, so you know the usual routine and climb up on the counter to retrieve the biscuit tin from the cupboard. This you