In this first volume of the popular full-colour chapter book series, meet Ivy and her grandpa Bearlock Holmes - two super-sleuths with a knack for solving the trickiest cases.
When a prize-winning flower mysteriously disappears from Bearona's famous botanical gardens, Ivy and Bearlock are called in to investigate.
As clues begin to emerge, readers are invited to join the detectives in unravelling the mystery through 15 interactive puzzles woven into the story. From spotting patterns and following trails to testing theories, each challenge helps move the case forward while keeping young readers fully engaged.
Packed with charming illustrations and a warm cast of characters, The Case of the Missing Flower blends cosy mystery with science and nature in an accessible, full-colour chapter-book format.
Perfect for curious early readers who love puzzles, problem-solving, and playing detective, this delightful first adventure launches the Ivy and Bearlock Holmes series.
Ivy and Bearlock Holmes Series:
Ivy and Bearlock Holmes: The Case of the Missing Flower
Ivy and Bearlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Dinosaur Fossil
Ivy and Bearlock Holmes: The Secret of the Wild Weather
This is Book 1 in the Ivy and Bearlock Holmes Series. See all Ivy and Bearlock Holmes books here.
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Kristyna Litten studied Illustration at Edinburgh College of Art and now lives in a beautiful village in
Yorkshire, where she is heavily reliant on the good old pencil and a great big cup of tea to keep her
going, whilst habitually whistling, or twiddling her hair. She prefers to draw with crayons to produce
energetic line quality and texture. Her sophistica
Kristyna Litten studied Illustration at Edinburgh College of Art and now lives in a beautiful village in
Yorkshire, where she is heavily reliant on the good old pencil and a great big cup of tea to keep her
going, whilst habitually whistling, or twiddling her hair. She prefers to draw with crayons to produce
energetic line quality and texture. Her sophistica
