Download The Buried Biscuits (Jack Russell Dog Detective, #7) Fabricated By Darrel Odgers Presented In Text

two boys throw biscuits into Foxie's terriertory, Jack knows something strange is going on, He carries out jawrensic testing and discovers that there is a biscuit thief in Doggeroo and dogs are being blamed! How will he unearth the truth of The Buried Biscuits sitelinkMembers of Riverina Regional Library reserve your copy now You know I criticized the last book with toying around with the concept of mystery.
At least this one tried to have a mystery,

Cover
Once again I really like this cover, The swirl going to the dogs nose being a play on the nose map and having actual highlights of what he sniffs in the air is a great detail to the cover.
It's a good cover.

Interior
The story is really basic, almost an antimystery, I have to give it credit where this one actually had a mystery, I have to be honest at one moment I was really surprised, I did not expect Jack Russell to actually have an arrogant BONE within him, I don't know if our hero was always arrogant or if this was the first time but he actually said the Terriers are the only dogs to speak in fact while every other speaks opinions.
I didn't see that coming,
While some of the puns are amazing this book tries way too hard by making "fake" puns like Star Witness and Inspired Guess don't fit Pawsisted and Supawrior in the glossary.

Over all I think it is O, K. at best. My favourite part was when the mystery was solved, the kids were thieves and the dogs weren't, The worst part was when the dogs were blamed for eating the biscuits and also stealing them when the kids gave the food to the dogs.
My favourite character was jack, because he solved most of the mystery, The worst characters were the thief kids, aurynyears old
First sentence: The Case of the Buried Biscuits began early one morning,

Premise/plot: Jack Russell has another mystery to solve in his seventh adventure, This one involves two boys who are up to no good, The problem Dogs are getting the blame, Biscuits are being stolenand buriedand Jack Russell KNOWS its not any of his dog friends, And when

he investigates the scene, his nose is pointing him to two BOYS that have been hanging around, This may be the toughest case for himin some waysbecause his human, Sarge, isn't exactly letting him investigate it properly,

My thoughts: I definitely appreciated this one more than The Sausage Situation, What I loved most about this one was that Jill Russell has quite a big surpriseleading up to the cutest tail wag ever.
Of course, readers also get plenty of Jack's Facts and his endofchapter glossaries and nose maps,

Jack's Facts:

Dogs wag tails, Now and then, tails wag dogs, This happens if a dog is especially pleased, This is a fact.Darrel Odgers was born in Tasmania, He has been married to Sally Odgers since, and they have two adult children, Darrel and Sally Odgers have co written several books, including the popular Jack Russell: Dog Detective series, .