The Case of Piggy's Bank: Time to Read, Level 3
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Chapter Book · Ages 4–8 · 2018 · Est. 34 min read

The Case of Piggy's Bank: Time to Read, Level 3

Written and illustrated by Dosh Archer

Part of the Detective Paw of the Law series

Money vanishes from Piggy's Bank. Can the detective duo solve the mystery?

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48 pages· 1,986 words· Est. 34 min read· 710L
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Detective Paw, an experienced cop, teams up with tech-savvy Patrol Officer Prickles to tackle a puzzling case: all the money at Piggy's Bank has disappeared. As they investigate, young readers are invited to join the chase, learning about police work and uncovering clues. Will this unlikely pair crack the case and catch the culprit? Dive into this engaging mystery and find out!

From the publisher

There’s a new cop on the scene with a nose for justice, and his name is Detective Paw of the Law! He’s an old dog, which is why he leaves all the new tricks up to his partner, Patrol Officer Prickles, a young officer with all the latest police gadgets! In The Case of the Piggy’s Bank, Paw and Prickles are called to the scene of Piggy’s Bank, where all the money has vanished! Can Paw and Prickles crack the case? Young readers can learn about police procedures and detective work as they follow along with Detective Paw and try to solve the case themselves!

At a glance
Format
Hardcover
Pages
48
Words
1,986
Reading age
4–8
Audience
Early Reader
Lexile
710L
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Book details

Reading levels
ATOS
~4.5
F&P level
~Q
Publication
Published
October 1, 2018
Edition
Language
English
Type
Chapter Book
Identifiers
ISBN
9780807515570

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