Encyclopedia Brown Books in Order

Idaville's ten-year-old detective opens his garage agency and starts solving baffling neighborhood cases. Each short mystery gives readers a fair shot at spotting the clue before Encyclopedia Brown explains it.

Encyclopedia Brown tackles ten brisk mysteries that range from a remarkable baseball pitch to everyday scams and tricks. The clues are all there, if readers can catch them before he does.

A stolen necklace, a missing statue, and even Bugs Meany's supposed kidnapping land on Encyclopedia's desk. Ten short cases invite readers to follow the clues and test their own logic.

Leroy Brown keeps Idaville honest in ten compact mysteries involving cons, thefts, and impossible-sounding stories. Readers get every fact they need, then can flip to the back to see how he got his man.

Ten new Idaville puzzles send Encyclopedia after liars, thieves, and neighborhood troublemakers. The fun is in noticing the tiny inconsistency that turns an ordinary story into a solved case.

Encyclopedia tries to keep the peace as fresh scams and petty crimes break out around Idaville. These short cases are clever, fast, and built for readers who like solving the puzzle first.

From schoolyard tricks to real police problems, Encyclopedia keeps stepping in when a case needs cool thinking. Each chapter is short, fair, and ends with a satisfying explanation in the back.

A flying submarine, a valuable half-dollar, and several very shaky alibis keep Encyclopedia busy in Idaville. Ten short mysteries let readers track the clues right alongside him.

A ripped-off rattlesnake, a guard dog with strange nerves, and a pickpocket with a kangaroo are just the start. This volume delivers ten oddball mysteries with answers tucked in the back.

Encyclopedia takes on another round of quick mysteries for classmates, neighbors, and his police chief father. Sobol keeps the cases light, logical, and just tricky enough to make readers feel smart.

Idaville's young sleuth is back with ten more cases involving missing items, bad stories, and small-town mischief. The clues hide in plain sight, waiting for sharp readers to catch them.

Dead eagles, a hypnotism lesson, and other strange reports land on Encyclopedia's desk in this ten-case collection. He cuts through the confusion with observation, logic, and a little patience.

A surprise visitor, a bank holdup, and other suspicious events give Encyclopedia plenty to untangle. Readers can stop after each mystery and see if they can beat him to the answer.

Encyclopedia carries on with ten more kid-sized mysteries, each built around one small detail that does not fit. The tone stays playful, but the logic is sharp.

This volume serves up ten short puzzles that start with ordinary situations and turn unexpectedly tricky. Encyclopedia's calm reasoning keeps the cases moving and the answers satisfying.

New cons, new clues, and new chances to embarrass Bugs Meany keep Idaville's boy detective on the move. These quick mysteries reward close reading and common sense.

Part mystery book and part cookbook, this collection pairs Encyclopedia Brown cases with recipes readers can try at home. It is a playful spin on the series, with puzzles, food, and plenty of Idaville charm.

Handprints, stolen tools, a prize pig, and other odd clues send Encyclopedia hunting for the one fact that does not add up. Ten short mysteries keep the pace quick and inviting.

Identical twins, a leaking tent, magical worm pills, and a missing treasure trail all turn suspicious. As always, Encyclopedia gives readers every clue before the answers appear in back.

Encyclopedia and Sally Kimball sort through ten mysteries, including broken objects, brain games, and one very suspicious sneaker contest. The cases are brisk, funny, and fun to outthink.

Two spies are only the beginning in this set of ten short Idaville mysteries. Encyclopedia follows crooked stories, planted clues, and everyday deceptions until the real answer clicks into place.

Idaville's secret weapon against bad logic returns with ten more mysteries, topped by the case of Pablo's nose. The stories are short, strange, and built to make readers think twice.

A sleeping dog and nine other puzzlers give Encyclopedia fresh chances to expose scams and sloppy lies. The clues are simple, but spotting the right one is the whole challenge.

This collection keeps the classic formula humming, with ten mysteries centered on one slippery clue after another. Encyclopedia wins the day by noticing what everyone else ignores.

Jumping frogs headline another batch of fast, fair mysteries from Idaville. Sobol mixes humor, schoolyard tension, and neat little logic traps that invite readers to solve along.

Encyclopedia earns the super sleuth title in ten more short cases for kids, neighbors, and the police. It is a great pick for readers who like mysteries they can actually crack.

Rumors of UFOs are only one part of this late-series collection of ten new mysteries. Encyclopedia still solves everything the old-fashioned way, by paying attention and asking the right question.

Giant diamonds, lazy lions, a country singer, and a trip to the carnival all hide fresh problems for Idaville's young detective. Ten short mysteries keep the book lively and easy to binge.

An African killifish, a vandalized library book, and a nail-biting soccer match are among Encyclopedia's final cases. The format stays classic, giving readers ten chances to solve the puzzle first.

This greatest-hits collection gathers standout Encyclopedia Brown cases in one handy volume. It works as both a nostalgic revisit for fans and an easy first stop for curious new readers.