A Mandie book ;

Mandie arrives home for spring break with a mystery already in progress. She is determined to find out who is hiding in the dilapidated house on the Shaw property. Ages 8-13. Mandie book 34.

Mandie Shaw, almost a teenager, is certain God no longer loves her as she watches her father being lowered into his grave. Mandie's move into a neighbor family's home, when her mother remarries, does not soften her grief. Her only comfort is the promise from her father's faithful Cherokee friend, Uncle Ned, to watch out for her and be a friend. Will Mandie be able to escape her new and nearly intolerable home situation? Will she find her long-lost family? Will the mysterious key unlock the door to the secret tunnel and her own family's history? For children 8-13, mystery adventures set in the North Carolina backwoods at the turn of the century.

Strangers digging in the mountains, and the disappearance of Mandie's uncle and a Cherokee boy lead Mandie to a new mystery.

In Antwerp, Belgium, a priceless painting has been stolen from a museum. Mandie thinks she spotted the thief, but can she catch him without getting in trouble? And why are there strange sounds coming from a rundown fishing boat?

Mandie's favorite teacher, Miss Hope, has gone missing.

A Cherokee superstition seems to have come back to haunt Mandie and her friends the gold they discovered has been donated to build a new hospital, but something or someone is tearing down the walls as fast as they can be built. The guard posted to watch the site is knocked out, tied up and blindfolded. Will Mandie be able to find her friend Joe? Will Mandie and Sallie be rescued from their kidnappers? Will Mandie learn her lesson about jumping to conclusions? From a reader: 10 bucks says she doesn't!!!!

When Mandie's and her grandmother's jewelry starts to disappear, Mandie is more anxious than ever to figure out the mystery. Who-or what-is in the house?

Mandie is sure there is a mystery hidden behind the crack in the wall of a tunnel below her house.

This is a adventure type book, Mandie and her friends do many adventures together. They find clues while they meet the Cherokee legend.

While visiting New York City in 1901, thirteen-year-old Mandie uncovers a mystery in the mansion where she is staying.

Mandy and Celia try to trace the descendants of the righful owners of the pirate treasure they find in the schoolhouse basement.

Mandie returns to school in Asheville, North Carolina, and finds herself the target of a prankster who manages to make her look like the troublemaker.

While on spring break from her girls' school in North Carolina in 1902, fourteen-year-old Mandie joins her college friend Joe in solving a mystery in the nearby mountains.

While thirteen-year-old Mandie, her friend Celia, and her grandmother visit Senator Morton in his home in St. Augustine, Florida, in 1902, the girls uncover a series of secret plots.

Mandy, Celia, and Jonathan arrive in Holland wondering why Uncle Ned warned them that the tranquil land of windmills harbors a dangerous mystery.

Mandie must find her late father's missing will or risk losing ownership of his house.

In 1901 when she visits her friend Joe and his family in the mountains of North Carolina, thirteen-year-old Mandie insists on finding out who might be using the supposedly deserted log cabin where she and her father had lived before he died.

When she and her grandmother return to Franklin, North Carolina, for a Christmas visit, thirteen-year-old Mandie worries about how all the guests will get along with each other and wonders about the appearance of a mysterious package addressed to her.