Five Find Outers Books in Order

A suspicious cottage fire brings Larry, Daisy, Pip and Bets together with newcomer Fatty and his dog. Determined to discover who started it, the children investigate local suspects while trying to stay ahead of the village policeman.

The Five Find-Outers investigate a ransacked house and the disappearance of its tenant, Mr Fellows. Reports of him fleeing with a strange bundle create a puzzle, while Fatty's new ventriloquism skills add confusion to their dealings with Mr Goon.

Lady Candling's valuable Siamese cat disappears, and the gardener's helper Luke becomes the chief suspect. The Five Find-Outers and Buster investigate to clear their friend's name, examining clues that don't fit the apparently straightforward accusation against him.

Pip notices a furnished room in an apparently abandoned house while escaping Mr Goon. The Five Find-Outers investigate who is using it and why, with Fatty's growing skill at disguise helping them pursue a mystery hidden in plain sight.

Anonymous letters are upsetting people in Peterswood, and the Five Find-Outers decide to identify their author. With several possible suspects and personal secrets being exposed, the children must look beyond gossip to discover who is causing the distress.

A gang of jewel thieves is operating in Peterswood, and the Five Find-Outers want to help the police. Fatty uses disguises to watch for suspicious behaviour as the children investigate burglaries and the mystery surrounding a missing necklace.

The Five Find-Outers invent a mystery to mislead Mr Goon's nephew Ern after being told to stop investigating. Their joke becomes entangled with real suspicious activity around a hidden house, and Ern's disappearance gives the children an urgent problem.

Money disappears from a theatre safe, and suspicion falls on a performer who plays a pantomime cat. The Five Find-Outers investigate, but false clues they planted as a joke threaten to complicate the real case.

A burglar leaves enormous footprints and glove marks, yet nobody seems to see him arrive or escape. Fatty and the other Find-Outers follow the strange clues as further thefts deepen the puzzle.

A visiting prince disappears from a holiday camp, giving the Five Find-Outers a new case. Fatty’s earlier prank involving foreign costumes has confused the police, so the children must separate mistaken identities from genuine clues.

A blind man's stolen savings give the Five Find-Outers a new case in Holly Lane. When his furniture also disappears, the robbery becomes a stranger puzzle, and Fatty questions the conclusions that seem obvious to Mr Goon.

A stolen gallery picture draws Fatty and the Five Find-Outers into a case involving the Lorenzos, an elderly couple, and a poodle called Poppet. Sorting out their connections could explain a theft that has baffled the police.

Fatty tries to avoid the Trottevilles' unwelcome young guest, Eunice, but another master of disguise is hiding in Peterswood. The Find-Outers investigate an escaped prisoner while a fair and beetle-lovers' conference bring new faces into town.

Mr Goon receives puzzling messages demanding that he remove the Smiths from a house he cannot locate. Fatty and the other Find-Outers begin investigating, trying to connect the strange instructions with the people and buildings of Peterswood.

The Find-Outers visit Banshee Towers, a supposedly haunted house displaying sea paintings. Strange cries and an unexpected change in one picture draw Fatty, his friends, and Ern into a mystery more dangerous than their sightseeing plans.