Books like Basil of Baker Street (Basil of Baker Street ) by Eve Titus

Geronimo Stilton is whisked into a creepy castle, where he must outwit a mysterious family of mice to escape back to New Mouse City.

A boy named Billy Squeakspeare discovers mysterious holes in his yard and suspects a buried treasure left by the ghostly pirate Morgan Blackwhisker. With the help of his friend Creepella, they investigate the secrets of a haunted castle and buried riches.

When Geronimo Stilton receives a call to help detective Hercule Poirat solve a mystery, he must juggle the investigation with his Valentine’s Day date, testing his skills as a mouse and a friend.

Geronimo Stilton’s ancient ancestor, the cavemouse Geronimo Stiltonoot, runs a stone newspaper in Old Mouse City where the priceless Stone of Fire is stolen—he and friend Hercule Poirat must recover it from the tyrant Tiger Khan.

An adventurous quest to Japan unfolds when a curious 7‑year‑old and his friend hunt a legendary samurai scroll, battling ninjas and saving the day in a whimsical tale of mystery and history.

Gorgon, the monster of Châteaucrâne’s ditches, loses his green complexion and stops eating. When the Ténébrax family convenes a crisis meeting, he confesses love—but who? A desperate hero must uncover the truth before the monster’s hunger returns.

This book is very scary.

Geronimo Stilton and his family visit the spooky Vrekkenstein Castle, where mystery and adventure await.

Geronimo Stilton leads a daring mission to foil a gang of pirate cats intent on stealing the Statue of Liberty from New Mouse City.

Tom Kitten and his sisters, Mittens and Moppet, lose their party clothes while playing in the garden, sparking a light‑hearted quest for new outfits in this classic children’s picture book.

A clever mouse detective in Mexico tackles the theft of the Mousa Lisa while racing to find his missing companion.

Basil the mouse, dubbed the Sherlock Holmes of the mouse world, uses his keen detective skills to solve the mystery of the missing twins in this charming children’s adventure.

Although millions know of Sherlock Holmes through the chronicles of his exploits written by Dr. Watson, it is only now that, owing to his recent death, the full biography and facts of his life can be brought before the public. This volume brings together for the first time every known fact that can be fully authenticated about the life of one of the world's most extraordinary men, and reveals much more about him that has not been heretofore generally known. From twenty years' research into every possible source, the author has written as definitive an account as could ever be assembled. Sherlock Holmes was born on January 6th, 1854, the third and last son of Siger and Violet Holmes, of North Riding, Yorkshire. He traveled widely on the continent as a boy, where he learned six languages. Displaying most unusual talents at an early age, he attended an English boarding school, and in 1872 entered Oxford. He soon decided to train himself to become a consulting detective, and before long he was starting to take cases. Except for a period when he was an actor, he pursued his chosen career thereafter and of course became famous after Dr. Watson started to write about him. This book reveals far more than Watson ever could, including the whole story of his running battle with the infamous Professor Moriarty, his dangerous brush with Jack with Ripper, his long association and love for Irene Adler, the question of his own son, and the story of his retirement, the writing of his great book, and the circumstances of his death. In short, this book contains everything that can be told about Holmes. It is a marvelous reconstruction from very scattered sources, and the amazing but always scrupulously accurate story of a great man.