Sugar Creek Gang S.

34 primary works • 35 total works

The Swamp Robber

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 June 1989

The Killer Bear

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

The Winter Rescue

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 June 1989

The Lost Camper

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

Secret Hideout

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

Neither the return of Big Bob Till, Dragonfly's report that his mother saw a ghost, nor a mysterious note warning that a cave is haunted will keep the gang from spending a night alone there.

The Mystery Cave

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

Palm Tree Manhunt

by Paul Hutchens

Published 12 December 1969

When Old Man Paddler dreams that his long-lost twin brother is alive and in trouble on a beautiful Caribbean island, he sends the gang to try to find him.

The Mystery Thief

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 December 1987

Teacher Trouble

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

The gang learns some lessons about honesty and respect when they are framed for some mischief aimed at the new school teacher for which they are not responsible.

Screams in the Night

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

The gang returns to Pass Lake, Minnesota, where they try to help find out why a kidnapped girl has not been returned even though the ransom has been paid.

The Indian Cemetery

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

The Treasure Hunt

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

The Thousand Dollar Fish

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

Haunted House

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

Lost in the Blizzard

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

On the Mexican Border

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

The Green Tent Mystery

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

Trapline Thief

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

As the gang prepares for a father-son dinner on Halloween night, thieves are at large in Sugar Creek, taking everything from trapped muskrats to Bill's family's truck.

The Bull Fighter

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

Watermelon Mystery

by Paul Hutchens

Published 1 July 1995

The theft of Bill's prize watermelon is just the first crime the gang get involved in one hot summer.