About The Case of the Sparkle Thief by Saga Welles
When the circus arrives in Oakwood, Maya, Leo, Alice, and Sam are ready for dazzling lights, daring stunts, and sweet treats. What they don’t expect is a mystery lurking among the tents.
Strange things start to go missing, performers act secretive, and even the ringmaster seems nervous. Determined to uncover the truth, the four kid detectives dive headfirst into the world behind the big top—where every shadow hides a clue and every laugh might be a cover-up. From glittery footprints to whispered secrets, the detectives must stay sharp if they want to solve the case before the final curtain falls.
Join the Guardians of Oakwood for another cozy mystery packed with friendship, fun, and just the right amount of mischief.
This is the third book in The Guardians of Oakwood series, a collection of lighthearted mysteries for kids aged 8–12. Each story is a standalone adventure, making it easy for readers to jump in at any point in the series. Perfect for readers who enjoy shorter, easy‑to‑read books full of puzzling clues, quirky characters, and mysteries that won’t let you stop turning pages.
Step right up—the circus mystery is about to begin!
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Author Bio:
Saga Welles writes stories filled with mystery, adventure, and just a touch of the unexpected. She’s always been drawn to hidden places, lost legends, and the quiet thrill of uncovering a long-buried secret. Her favorite stories are the ones that make you wonder: What if this were real?
As a kid, Saga spent hours in her local library, reading everything from ghost stories to history books—and sometimes making up her own endings. That love of storytelling never left. Now, she creates books for curious and brave readers who love puzzles, eerie encounters, and friendships that can stand up to anything.
When she’s not writing, you’ll find her wandering antique shops, exploring forest trails, or drinking way too much tea while scribbling in her notebook. She believes that every place has a story—and that the best ones are still waiting to be told.