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The Boxcar children travel to Maine, take canoes into the wilderness and live in a house exactly like the one on Surprise Island, except the Maine house is brown, not yellow.

A graphic novel adaptation of Gertrude Chandler Warner's story in which eccentric Aunt Jane needs help on her ranch, so the Aldens, affectionately known as the Boxcar Children, get help from a private detective.

The Alden children help their favorite Internet celebrity, Walter the cat, when he inherits millions from his owner and rumors begin to fly about his famous tricks being fake.

"The old abandoned school in Silver City is being fixed up as an art center and the Boxcar Children volunteer to help clean up the place.

After solving riddles from the secretive Reddimus Society to figure out their destination, the four Alden siblings fly to China, where they deliver an artifact at the Great Wall, but when they are next rushed to an elephant sanctuary in Thailand, the Aldens suspect they have been tricked and take extra precautions against their enemies.

"Oliver and Audrey learn there's a reward for tracking creepers and cracking codes.

Ten-year-old detective Moxie McCoy and her little brother Milton investigate a suspicious letter Moxie's friend Emily received that's signed with a purple squiggle.

Queenie is a cat, deeply aware of her own perfection, and Arthur is a dog who normally likes everyone (except Queenie who is devoted to making his life a misery), and they both live at the Blackberry Hill Inn in the Northeast in snow country with their human twins (Harmony and Bro), and Mom; but one winter's day an unpleasant and suspicious stranger comes to stay at the inn, and soon the twin's uncle is framed for murder--and Queenie and Arthur must put aside their differences and work together to solve the mystery and protect their humans.

While playing lacrosse, third-grade twins Zach and Zoe search for the culprit who damaged Mateo's lacrosse stick.

Lylah's five best friends and roomates at a university begin receiving threatening letters on Valentine's Day before being murdered, one by one.