Sugar Creek Gang S.

34 primary works • 35 total works

Tree House Mystery

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

When a mysterious stranger takes up residence in the treehouse they've just built, Bill and the gang learn a lesson about racism.

Timber Wolf

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

Killer Cat

by Paul Hutchens

Published 12 December 1966

Western Adventure

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

The Ghost Dog

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

Mysterious howling and strange lights in the middle of the night that begin exactly a month after they bury a beloved pet dog cause the gang to wonder if there is a ghost dog in the woods, and to ponder whether pets go to heaven.

White Boat Rescue

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

The gang befriends the Fenwicks, missionaries to Costa Rica who are spending a month at Sugar Creek enjoying fishing and their motorboat, the Vida Eterna, while giving Mr. Fenwick's ailing heart a rest.

Locked In The Attic

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

When a sudden rainstorm leads the gang to seek shelter in a "haunted house," they inadvertently revive an old mystery that had almost been forgotten in Sugar Creek.

The Colorado Kidnapping

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

The Brown Box Mystery

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

Runaway Rescue

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

The Blue Cow

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

From the biggest fish ever to swim in Sugar Creek to a stampeding blue cow, the gang enjoys a spring filled with unusual animal adventures.

The Battle of the Bee

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

Cemetery Vandals

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

The gang tries to track down vandals that have chopped a hole in the bottom of their rowboat, defaced Mrs. Padler's tombstone, and even stolen the Collins' family car with Charlotte Ann asleep in the back seat.

The Case of the Missing Calf

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

When Little Jim's Herford calf disappears, the gang will do just about anything to get it back.

The Chicago Adventure and One Stormy Day

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995