Jigsaw Jones Mysteries

Jigsaw Jones Mysteries series cover

by James Preller

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8 books with resources

Start with The Case of Hermie the Missing Hamster

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Books in this series

8 books with resources

  1. Book 1 The Case of Hermie the Missing Hamster

    Grades 2–3

    Wingnut's hamster is missing! Jigsaw and his partner, Mila, are on the case.

    Available resources: Questions

  2. Book 8 The Case of the Great Sled Race

    Grades 2–3

    Someone steals Bigs Maloney's sled two days before the Great Sled Race, and Jigsaw and Mila are on the case.

    Available resources: Questions

  3. Book 11 The Case of the Marshmallow Monster

    Grades 2–3

    Jigsaw goes camping with family and friends and solves a monster mystery.

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  4. Book 12 The Case of the Class Clown

    Grades 2–5

    Someone in Ms. Gleason's class is playing practical jokes, and it is up to Jigsaw and Mila to catch the clown.

    Available resources: Questions

  5. Book 13 The Case of the Detective in Disguise

    Grades 2–5

    Someone is stealing brownies from the sandwich shop, and Jigsaw goes undercover to catch the brownie bandit.

    Available resources: Questions

  6. Book 26 The Case of the Double Trouble Detectives

    Grades 2–5

    Jigsaw Jones finds himself in competition with Reggie for the title of the best detective in town. Reggie relies on technology and charm to solve mysteries. Can Jigsaw prove that he is better?

    Available resources: Questions

  7. Book 27 The Case of the Frog-jumping Contest

    Grades 2–5

    Jigsaw Jones investigates when the champion frog in a frog-jumping contest mysteriously disappears.

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  8. Book 30 The Case of the Kidnapped Candy

    Grades 2–5

    When the class's candy stash disappears, it's up to Jigsaw and Mila to figure out who stole it. There's more than one person with a sweet tooth in Ms. Gleason's classroom, so solving the mystery won't be easy.

    Available resources: Questions