مجموعه سه‌گانه هرییت بین: پنج عمه گمشده هرییت بین؛ هرییت بین و اتحادیه تقلبی‌ها؛ عمه کابوی هرییت بین

From bestselling novelist Alexander McCall Smith comes a charming set of mysteries that will keep young readers guessing—and laughing—from the first clue to the last. Harriet Bean loves nothing more than a good mystery, and is always ready to take on a new case. When Harriet Bean's father mentions that he has five sisters—whom Harriet has never met—she is immediately intrigued. Harriet is determined to uncover the whereabouts of her five lost aunts, but with nothing more than an unfinished family portrait and a few outdated clues, will she be able to locate them? In The Five Lost Aunts of Harriet Bean , join Harriet in her search to reunite her father with his five lost sisters—Veronica, Harmonica, Majolica, Japonica, and Thessalonika. In Harriet Bean and the League of Cheats , Harriet doesn't think twice when her mind-reading detective aunts Japonica and Thessalonika enlist her help to catch a cheat at the racetrack. After all, Harriet is just the right size to go undercover as a jockey. But when the plan takes an unexpected turn, Harriet finds herself in the saddle! In The Cowgirl Aunt of Harriet Bean , when Harriet discovers that she has yet one more lost aunt—a cowgirl named Formica—she jumps at the chance to join her two detective aunts on a visit. Aunt Formica's ranch is being plagued by devious cattle rustlers, and she needs Harriet's help to track down the bandits and save the ranch. But the Wild West carries dangers all its own. . . When Harriet's detective (and mind-reading) aunts Thessalonika and Japonica invite her to accompany them on a trip to America, Harriet can't resist - especially when she learns that there's yet another long-lost aunt waiting to be found there. And, as if meeting her Aunt Formica weren't exciting enough, there's a mystery to solve, too: who has been rustling Aunt Formica's cattle? Harriet searches for her relatives after her father mentions that he has five sisters she has never met