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Arthur's Mystery Files
First comes "Arthur Accused," in which the hapless hero has the finger pointed at him when the quarters he's collecting for the fire department's new puppy come up missing. Did he funnel them into his own slush fund, as school officials would have the gang believe? Buster gets to the bottom of the brouhaha. Then, in "Fern's Slumber Party," the hostess with the mostest--at least, sadly, when it comes to reputations for dull parties--livens things up by bringing light to the whereabouts of Francine's bracelet, which may or may not have been five-fingered by Muffy. Finally, in "Binky Rules," a rash of Binky-glorifying graffiti has everybody rattled until Fern and Buster double up to decipher the scrawls' true meaning.
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http://schema.org/description
- "(First story) Buster opens a detective agency and is shocked that his first case is to investigate a mystery involving Arthur. (Second story) Shy Fern's mother convinces her to host a slumber party. Her guests are sure it will be the most boring party ever--but when disaster strikes, Fern's special talents save the day? (Third story) Detectives Fern and Buster are on the case to prove that Binky didn't draw grafitti all over the school. Can they work together to solve the crime or will their client go up the river?--Container."
- "First comes "Arthur Accused," in which the hapless hero has the finger pointed at him when the quarters he's collecting for the fire department's new puppy come up missing. Did he funnel them into his own slush fund, as school officials would have the gang believe? Buster gets to the bottom of the brouhaha. Then, in "Fern's Slumber Party," the hostess with the mostest--at least, sadly, when it comes to reputations for dull parties--livens things up by bringing light to the whereabouts of Francine's bracelet, which may or may not have been five-fingered by Muffy. Finally, in "Binky Rules," a rash of Binky-glorifying graffiti has everybody rattled until Fern and Buster double up to decipher the scrawls' true meaning."@en
- "Arthur accused: "Buster opens a detective agency and is shocked that his first case is to investigate a mystery involving Arthur." Fern's slumber party: "Shy Fern's mother convinces her to host a slumber party. Her guests are sure it will be the most boring party ever--but when disaster strikes, Fern's special talents save the day!" Binky rules: "Detectives Fern and Buster are on the case to prove that Binky didn't draw grafitti all over the school. Can they work together to solve the crime or will their client go up the river?"--Container."
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- "Juvenile works"
- "Fiction"