Lady Candling’s prize Siamese cat has been stolen and the Five Find Outers are on the case! Luke, the gardening boy, is the main suspect but Bets, Pip, Daisy, Larry and Fatty are sure he didn’t take the cat.
They have their own suspicions though. Why is Mr Tupping, Lady Candling’s gardening, so unfriendly for the instance? And why won’t Mr good, the village policeman, listen to them?
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Lady Candling’s prize Siamese cat has been stolen and the Five Find Outers are on the case! Luke, the gardening boy, is the main suspect but Bets, Pip, Daisy, Larry and Fatty are sure he didn’t take the cat.
They have their own suspicions though. Why is Mr Tupping, Lady Candling’s gardening, so unfriendly for the instance? And why won’t Mr good, the village policeman, listen to them?
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