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Join Peggy the dog and her faithful sidekick, Stew the shrew, as they go on TWO brilliant adventures in Tangletree! This colourfully illustrated comic series is perfect for fans of Narwhal and Jelly. Peggy the dog has a secret... every day, during her walk in the park, she scampers into Tangletree Wood and becomes a brilliant detective! No mystery is too tricky to solve for Peggy and her faithful sidekick, Stu. Join them for these two twisty adventures. Case 1: Slime Time Something strange is happening in Tangletree. Lots of the townsfolk are sleepwalking, and when they wake up, they're covered in disgusting sticky slime! What could be causing these weird occurrences? Only Peggy and Stu can find out! Case 2: Mud Race It's competition time and the Tangletree Mud Race Challenge is in full swing. But the course this year is incredibly difficult and dangerous! Could it have something to do with a runaway track-laying machine? It's another case for Peggy and Stu! A graphic novel series ideal for readers starting to enjoy stories independently, visual readers and aspiring mystery solvers! And watch out for even more Tangletree mysteries, in Peggy and Stu Play the Wrong Notes!

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Steve Roberts (Author) Tangletree Mysteries is Steve Roberts' and Joel Stewart's first book collaboration. Previously to this they have collaborated on TV animation including Abney & Teal and BOT and the Beasties. Steve has also created DipDap (which won a Children's BAFTA) and Twirlywoos for Ragdoll. Before his work in television Steve was a freelance illustrator in comics. Joel Stewart (Author) Tangletree Mysteries is Joel Stewart's and Steve Roberts' first book collaboration. Previously to this they have collaborated on TV animation including Abney & Teal and BOT and the Beasties. Joel has also illustrated for Julia Donaldson, Michael Rosen, Michael Bond as well as his own picture books.

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