Freddy the Detective
Illustrated by Wiese, Kurt
Inspired by his latest reading of Sherlock Holmes, Freddy the Pig decides it’s time to put his keen mind to work. Setting up shop as a private detective on the Bean farm, Freddy quickly finds that mystery has a way of finding him. What begins with puzzling disappearances among the farm animals soon grows into a much larger case―one involving clever criminals, elaborate schemes, and a showdown that tests Freddy’s wits, courage, and sense of justice. With the help (and occasional hindrance) of the farm’s unforgettable animal cast, Freddy tackles each case with humor, confidence, and a flair for dramatic deduction. From clever clues to a memorable trial scene in the barn, the story blends classic detective tropes with warm, laugh‑out‑loud storytelling.
- Publication Date
- 1932
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- Reading level
- Upper Elementary
- Content warning
- None
Book tags
- Series
- Freddy the Pig
- Interests
- Animals
- Format
- Chapter Book
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