Penny Warner Books in Order

A practical cookbook filled with easy, kid-friendly snack ideas that lean healthier without giving up fun. It is built for parents who want quick recipes children will actually want to eat.

This follow-up offers more better-for-you snack and treat ideas for families. Recipes stay approachable, making it easy to add fun food to lunches, after-school time, and parties.

Packed with simple recipes and snack ideas, this book helps parents put together food that is fun, easy, and appealing to kids. It is a practical kitchen helper for busy families.

A hands-on guide to play, with toy ideas and activities that help children learn while having fun. It is geared toward parents who want simple ways to support development through everyday play.

A murder-mystery party game built around suspects, secrets, and clue solving. It gives hosts the pieces they need to stage a playful night of crime, alibis, and competitive sleuthing.

This party mystery kit sets up a spooky whodunit for a group gathering. Invitations, character roles, and clue-based twists turn an ordinary evening into a graveyard-flavored game of detection.

A themed murder-mystery party game with a sugary surface and a deadly puzzle underneath. It is designed for hosts who want an interactive evening of suspects, clues, and darkly playful fun.

A broad party-planning guide with themes, activities, food ideas, and practical tips. It is aimed at making children's celebrations feel lively without becoming overwhelming for parents.

A big collection of party ideas covering games, decorations, invitations, and menus. It is the kind of planning book parents can dip into whenever a birthday or special event comes up.

A ready-to-use sourcebook of party games, crafts, and easy activities for children. It is especially handy for hosts who want plenty of options and not much fuss.

Seasonal crafts, recipes, and activities fill this family guide to holiday fun. It offers ways to keep kids busy and involved throughout the year.

A straightforward birthday-planning guide full of theme ideas, games, food, and party tips. It is designed to help parents build celebrations kids will remember.

This cookbook focuses on party food children can enjoy and often help make. Recipes are playful, approachable, and geared toward birthdays and group gatherings.

A playful activity book built around water-themed fun for kids. It offers ideas for games and hands-on activities that make a splash at home or outdoors.

Connor Westphal leaves San Francisco for Flat Skunk, a Gold Country town where she runs a weekly paper. She expects local color, not murder, but a string of strange deaths quickly turns her into an amateur sleuth.

Connor is back on the job in Flat Skunk, chasing a story that turns into something far more dangerous. As the deaths mount, her reporter's instincts and sharp eye for detail push her straight toward a killer.

A collection of group games and icebreakers for parties, gatherings, and family time. It is made for readers who want easy entertainment that gets people involved quickly.

A useful collection of portable games for car rides, waiting rooms, travel days, and other on-the-go moments. It is built to keep kids busy with minimal supplies.

A quick-reference book of party games that are easy to set up and simple to run. It focuses on keeping children active, laughing, and included.

When a deaf man is suspected of murdering his mother, Connor is drawn into the case. A missing will, small-town secrets, and a fast-moving investigation leave her scrambling to stay ahead of the truth.

This planning guide helps families choose a party theme and build the celebration around it. Decorations, food, games, and activities are all part of the package.

A party guide aimed at babies and very young children, with gentle themes, food ideas, and age-appropriate activities. It helps parents plan a celebration that feels festive without overdoing it.

A child-development guide centered on play, with simple activities to support babies as they grow. It gives parents easy ways to turn everyday moments into learning time.

An idea book for outdoor celebrations, with games, themes, and activity plans that take advantage of backyards, parks, and open space. It is practical and easy to adapt.

Boxes of human ashes turn up in storage, then the man connected to them winds up dead. When suspicion falls on one of Connor's friends, she dives into a messy case involving funeral business politics and old secrets.

This activity guide offers development-focused games and projects for preschoolers. It is built around play that supports learning, movement, and everyday curiosity.

A sleepover planning guide with themes, games, snacks, and activity ideas for a fun night in. It is meant to help parents keep the excitement organized.

Flat Skunk's annual frog-jumping celebration goes badly wrong when a champion bullfrog is found dead, then its owner is murdered too. Connor follows the trail through local feuds, oddball suspects, and one very strange festival.

A lively introduction to American Sign Language for kids, families, and teachers. Games, illustrations, and themed vocabulary make the learning feel approachable from the start.

A practical guide to helping babies build early physical, social, and thinking skills through everyday interaction. It focuses on simple ways to support development from the very beginning.

This book turns favorite children's stories into party themes with matching food, decorations, and games. It is a cheerful mix of books, imagination, and celebration.

At a Gold Rush jamboree, Becca and her friends stumble onto clues about buried treasure hidden in haunted caves. Rival troops, real danger, and possible robbers make this far more than a simple camp mystery.

Becca and the girls of Troop 13 head into another outdoor adventure when a mystery involving missing mustangs lands in their path. What starts as a scouting challenge turns into a fast-moving hunt for answers.

A year-round collection of baby-care advice, with quick tips for feeding, soothing, routines, and daily life. It is designed to be useful in small, easy-to-read pieces.

A helpful guide to camp life, with tips for getting ready, settling in, and making the most of the experience. It speaks to both parents and kids facing summer camp together.

A collection of quick parent-child activities meant to build connection while teaching useful skills. It is full of easy ideas that fit into ordinary days.

This book mixes summer fun with activities that keep kids learning and engaged. It is geared toward parents who want the break to feel playful without going completely idle.

A large-format collection of party plans, holiday activities, games, and crafts for families. It is a one-stop source for celebrations across the calendar.

This daily guide offers bite-sized advice for life with toddlers, from routines to behavior to keeping them busy. It is practical, quick to scan, and built for tired parents.

A prospector's apparent gold strike stirs up greed and trouble all over Flat Skunk. Arson, murder, and a wrongly suspected friend force Connor to dig into a case where nothing glittering is simple.

A calm, practical potty-training guide for parents who want less stress and more clarity. It mixes reassurance with straightforward advice and real-world problem solving.

A compact collection of two-player games meant for travel, waiting, and downtime. The activities are simple, portable, and easy to start anywhere.

A cheerful planning guide for children's birthday celebrations, packed with themes, games, crafts, and food ideas. It aims to make party prep feel manageable and fun.

An approachable sign-language activity book with vocabulary, phrases, games, and practice ideas. It is designed to make learning signs feel lively rather than intimidating.

A playful guide that pulls skills, advice, and life lessons from the world of Nancy Drew. It is part tribute, part tongue-in-cheek sleuth manual for readers who love classic mystery spirit.

A grown-up party guide built around gatherings for women, with themes, food, games, and planning ideas. It leans into friendship, celebration, and a little creative mischief.

A baby-care guide focused on sleep, soothing, and helping exhausted families build better routines. It offers practical tips for getting both babies and parents more rest.

Classic nursery rhymes meet simple signing in this baby-friendly board book. It gives caregivers an easy way to pair rhythm, language, and early signs together.

Presley is hired to run a murder mystery fundraiser at San Francisco's de Young Museum. When the host is killed for real, Presley has to solve the case before the party's staged thrills turn into lasting damage.

Event planner Presley Parker lands a dream job, a surprise wedding on Alcatraz. Then the bride is found dead, another planner is murdered, and Presley becomes the obvious suspect.

Presley takes on a lavish vampire-themed event in a cemetery, hoping to pull off another memorable party. But when an entertainment reporter ends up dead, she has to save both the case and her own reputation.

A séance party at the Winchester Mystery House should be dramatic, but not deadly. When the night spins out of control and a murder follows, Presley finds herself trapped in a case full of tricks, fear, and very real danger.

Cody, Quinn, Luke, and M.E. spot a coded message in their neighbor's window and realize it is a cry for help. When the old man disappears and his house burns, the Code Busters race to solve the mystery and uncover hidden treasure.

A body hanging in wintertime Flat Skunk looks like a grim suicide, until the clues say otherwise. Connor chases a story involving a casino chip, criminal trouble, and a death that may have been staged.

A Napa Valley wine tasting looks like a smart career move for Presley Parker. Then an outspoken activist is found dead under a table, and the polished event uncorks a murder case full of politics and blame.

A class trip to Alcatraz turns into a real treasure hunt when the Code Busters find a clue linked to a jewel thief's hidden stash. To crack the case, they will need to outsmart the island's secrets and solve a trail of codes.

On a class trip, the Code Busters uncover clues tied to the pirate Hippolyte Bouchard and a lost cache of treasure. A coded journal and map send them chasing history, danger, and a prize someone else wants first.

After losing her restaurant-reviewing job, Darcy Burnett joins Aunt Abby's food truck at the San Francisco Seafood Festival. When a local chef winds up dead and Abby is framed, Darcy has to sort through rival vendors and sharp tempers to find the killer.

A school visit to an Egyptian museum turns serious when a theft and a coded message point to something crooked. The Code Busters must use their puzzle skills, and what they learn about hieroglyphs, before the culprit turns the blame on them.

Darcy and Aunt Abby head to the San Francisco Chocolate Festival, hoping to win big with Abby's dessert entry. But when a judge is murdered, Darcy has to dig through sticky secrets before the case turns even darker.

A trip to Washington, D.C. and the International Spy Museum should be a dream for the Code Busters. Instead, strange messages, a shadowy follower, and a missing classmate drop them into a mystery worthy of a real spy novel.

This companion guide lets readers step into the Code Busters world with puzzles, ciphers, and club-style activities. It is part handbook, part challenge book, and a fun extension of the mystery series.

Darcy and Aunt Abby take their food truck to an apple festival for work, recipes, and a change of scenery. Instead, a murder at a nearby inn pulls Darcy into another tangled case full of small-town grudges and hidden motives.

At Angel Island, Mika hopes to learn more about her family's past and a possible clue left by an ancestor. What starts with a puzzle box and hidden messages opens into a deeper mystery that links history to danger.

A day at a Houdini-inspired theme park turns urgent when Cody's younger sister disappears and a masked stranger starts shadowing the Code Busters. The prize hunt suddenly becomes a race to find a missing child.

Matt the Brat forms a rival club, and a school scavenger hunt turns into a showdown over who is best at codes. Then the teachers begin disappearing, and the competition becomes a real mystery.

Luke's birthday trip to the Winchester Mystery House should be all twists and ghost stories. Instead, the Code Busters end up searching for a lost girl while dodging a suspicious security guard in a very confusing mansion.

The Code Busters expect fierce competition at the school science fair, especially from Matt the Brat. When their projects are sabotaged by a mysterious drone, they have a new puzzle to crack before the fair is ruined.

A trip to Gold Country brings the Code Busters face to face with rumors of hidden gold and Bigfoot. What sounds like campfire nonsense starts to look like a conspiracy they may have to outrun.

Ghostwriter Carissa Blackwood retreats to coastal Pelican Point to help her eccentric aunts run a haunted bed-and-breakfast. When a local dies from poison tied to the inn, Carissa has to clear her family before the next guest checks out for good.

When the school mascot and other items vanish, the Code Busters jump into the case. With blame landing in the wrong place, they have to work with unlikely allies to find the thief and the reason behind the damage.