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    The Villager Detective Diaries Book 3: The Mystery Camp
    The Villager Detective Diaries Book 3: The Mystery Camp
    The Villager Detective Diaries Book 3: The Mystery Camp
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    The Villager Detective Diaries Book 3: The Mystery Camp

    By Mark Mulle

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    Children's Adventure (An Unofficial Minecraft Book for Kids Ages 9 - 12 (Preteen) Sick of waiting for the mysteries to come to her Jewels Jones is going to the mystery! She and her friends, Amber and Benny have signed up for a mystery mansion summer camp put on by

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMark Mulle
    Release dateMay 8, 2024
    ISBN9798869363688
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      The Villager Detective Diaries Book 3 - Mark Mulle

      The Villager Detective Diaries

      Book 3: The Mystery Camp

      Mark Mulle

      PUBLISHED BY:

      Mark Mulle

      Copyright © 2016

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      Book 3: The Mystery Camp

      Day One: The Beginning of BAJ

      Day Two: Our Second Mystery

      Day Three: The Perfect Flyer

      Day Four: Hey, Mom!

      Day Five: Hanging Out

      Day Six: Packing, Preparing, and Leaving

      Day Seven: The Haunted Mansion

      Day Eight: The Alarm!

      Day Nine: The Start of an Investigation

      Day Ten: Jones’s List

      Day Eleven: Another Disappearance and a Clue

      Day Twelve: Investigating the Clues

      Day Thirteen: The Camp Activity

      Day Fourteen: Three on Three

      Day Fifteen: Benny and Amber’s Stories

      Day Sixteen: Fight! Fight! Fight!

      Day Seventeen: Kicked Out

      Day Eighteen: Another Activity

      Day Nineteen: Confused Again

      Day Twenty: Stay Together

      Day Twenty-One: A Living Nightmare

      Day Twenty-Two: Serious Investigating

      Day Twenty-Three: One Down, Three to Go

      Day Twenty-Four: It’s Not True! It Can’t Be!

      Day Twenty-Five: Another Mathematician

      Day Twenty-Six: Not Again!

      Day Twenty-Seven: Telling a Teacher

      Day Twenty-Eight: The Grand Reveal

      Day Twenty-Nine: Party!

      Day Thirty: Going Home

      Day One: The Beginning of BAJ

      Dear Diary,

      My name is Jewels Jones, but one day I hope to go by Detective Jones. I’m one-third of the BAJ group, which stands for Benny’s Amber Jewels. My friends and I came up with the name because all of our names happened to be in it. We aren’t sure if amber is a jewel or not, but we figure that it’s close enough, or else someone would have called us out about it by now.

      My friends and I formed the BAJ group when we were working on our first mystery together. There was a string of robberies in our village and the cops weren’t taking it seriously, so I decided to do a little investigating of my own. While I was looking for clues and stuff, I met Amber and Benny. They both lived on farms and happened to have some farm animals stolen from them. We joined forces and started to investigate the crime together.

      Together, the BAJ group was unstoppable. We were able to find out who the criminal was: an Enderman with a need to collect farm animals. As unstoppable as we felt, the police sure did do a good job of trying to stop us. They didn’t believe us because we’re a bunch of kids. They even thought that Amber and Benny were the criminals just because they were at the wrong place at the wrong time. They were arrested. Luckily, I was able to prove that they hadn’t done anything wrong.

      When the mystery was solved, we were rewarded with free snacks for a year. It was pretty cool. Now my friends and I continue to solve crimes. The BAJ group is here to stay!

      Day Two: Our Second Mystery

      Dear Diary,

      I have to admit, being a detective group isn’t all fun and games. Every once in a while, the village gets a little quiet. It’s great that no crimes are going on when there are no crimes to solve, but at the same time...it’s

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