The Powwow Mysteries #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume in the Powwow Mystery Series follows the young protagonists as they investigate a new case centered around a mysterious dog at a tribal gathering. The story blends elements of Indigenous culture, community, and sleuthing, continuing the adventures from the first book.
In "1 The Old House," the second issue of The Powwow Mysteries, Joseph Bruchac and Dale DeForest deliver a quietly suspenseful tale as the children follow the mysterious dog into the creaking, shadowed halls of a long-abandoned house. There, they discover Mr. Jimmerson injured at the foot of the stairs, his broken hip the unexpected clue in a mystery that ties the town’s past to the present. The cover by Dale DeForest captures the eerie stillness of the moment, perfectly framing the story’s growing sense of wonder and quiet danger.
When the Longbow twins and their grandparents arrive at the powwow grounds, they’re drawn to the mysterious old house on the reservation’s edge—once home to a close friend of Grampa and Grama. With whispers of the past lingering in the air, Jamie and Marie find themselves curious about the house’s secrets, even as the wind seems to carry stories from long ago.
When Jamie and Marie Longbow visit the reservation, they strike up a friendship with local kids who warn them about the Jimmerson house—where no one ever goes. With curiosity piqued and the air thick with mystery, the twins find themselves drawn into a quiet, unsettling secret that only the old house seems to keep.
When the mysterious white dog returns to steal food from a powwow booth—vanishing into thin air again—Jamie and Marie Longbow team up with Grampa and Grama to uncover the truth behind the ghost dog’s strange behavior. With curiosity leading the way, the family sets out to solve a mystery that’s as puzzling as it is playful.
In "5 Buffalo Burgers," Jamie Longbow and Marie Longbow team up with their dog Wolfie to track down a mysterious culprit behind a series of stolen meals. When the trail leads them into a spooky haunted house, they uncover a surprising twist: Mr. Jimmerson, injured at the foot of the stairs, is the one who’s been left behind — and he’s got a surprising explanation for the missing burgers.
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