Blossom Hill Lane is the best neighborhood ever--mostly because of the kids who live there, and the fun they share. Join Abby, Jason, Dunkum, Stacy, and their friends as they learn together with the rest of the Cul-de-Sac Kids the value of friendship and faith!
The Cul-de-Sac Kids is a lighthearted chapter book series for young readers written by the talented and beloved Beverly Lewis. Each book centers on the often-humorous escapades of these endearing neighborhood friends and the lessons they learn about friendship, family, faith, and Christian values. An enjoyable read for both parents and kids!
Volume Two includes books seven through twelve in the series:
The Stinky Sneakers Mystery
Jason has bragged all week about his science fair project. But on fair day, his project is missing! Will he get a bad grade? And why does Eric look so sneaky?
Pickle Pizza
Eric wants to make something special for his grandpa for Father's Day. Why not a pizza? But when the pizza flops, what is Eric going to do?
Mailbox Mania
The Cul-de-Sac Kids decorate their mailboxes for a Fourth-of-July contest. Then a mysterious gift shows up in each mailbox. Who put the presents there? And why?
The Mudhole Mystery
When Dunkum digs for buried treasure, he uncovers a locked box covered in mud. Dunkum and his friends are in for the surprise of their lives!
Fiddlesticks
Shawn is dying to make the soccer team. But some of the kids tease him because his legs are so skinny. Will the teasing mess Shawn up during tryouts?
The Crabby Cat Caper
When Mister Whiskers disappears just before the school carnival, it looks like the crabby cat is gone for good. Can Dee Dee's friends help her find him?
This is Book 2 in the Cul-de-Sac Kids Series. See all Cul-de-Sac Kids books here.
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Beverly Lewis was born in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch country. She fondly recalls her growing-up years, and due to a keen interest in her mother's Plain family heritage, many of Beverly's books are set in Lancaster County.
A former schoolteacher, Bev is a member of The National League of American Pen Women—the Pikes Peak Branch—and t
