Books like Something's Fishy, Hazel Green (Hazel Green, #2) by Odo Hirsch

A lonely orphan girl on the Yorkshire moors befriends a disabled cousin and unlocks the secrets of a hidden garden.

A lone robot named Roz awakens on a wild, storm‑torn island and must learn to survive among its fierce animals. As she adapts, she forms unlikely friendships, only to confront a shadowed past that threatens her newfound home.

A 12‑year‑old girl who lives in a wandering house with chicken legs and is training to be a Yaga must break rules to find a real friend, setting her on a perilous journey to the afterlife.

In a bustling Australian apartment building, teenage Hazel Green stands up against a tenant’s hateful remarks toward the devoted caretaker, Mr. Egozian, sparking a confrontation that tests prejudice, courage, and community bonds.

The Hardy Boys investigate museum thefts of ancient pirate treasure, board a suspicious freighter, and chase a self‑styled pirate king to a Caribbean stronghold.

Sixth‑grader Minty discovers a hollow tree that holds the secrets of every neighbor. When new friend Raymond joins her, the two secretly observe the lives around them, turning everyday clues into a mystery of friendship and hidden truths.

When the city bans children from the Frogg Day parade, enterprising Hazel Green rallies her friends to fight for their right to march, turning a small town into a spirited stage for friendship and humor.

Three junior high classmates use forensic science and detective skills to discover who stole money from their teacher’s locked desk, jeopardizing a planned class trip to Washington, DC.

Abby Hayes investigates a theft mystery at her school, trying to uncover who is pilfering items that her classmates treasure most.

A funny, heart-warming, beautifully shaped story in which Hazel Green and her logical friend, the Yak, set out on another mission for justice, this time trying to find a way for Mr Volio the baker to stay when the new owner of his shop won t renew his lease. *Ohh, a Chocolate Dipper! Toffee, caramel, strawberry, cinnamon, chocolate . Hazel took a bit of the pastry, closed her eyes, and let the flavours fill her senses. Suddenly she opened her eyes again. If Mr Volio was forced to leave, there would be no more Chocolate Dippers. No more Strawberry Combers, no more Caramel Crunches. No more anything. And if Mr Volio left, well, there would be no more Mr Volio, and that would be the worst thing of all!* When Hazel Green s favourite baker, Mr Volio, is told that he has to leave his shop, it looks as if nothing can save him . until Hazel gets on the case! Even if it means matching wits with Mr Flite, the sinister lawyer, Hazel won t back down. But the law is the law. With the Yak, Marcus Bunn and the other Moodey kids, Hazel will have to be extra smart to save Mr Volio and the delicious pastries that he bakes.

Oscar the Grouch shows his Sesame Street friends how to reduce, reuse, and recycle.

In a tight‑knit Southern Australian town, teen friends Jasper and Charlie team up to conceal a murder and then investigate the true killer, navigating family secrets and hidden truths.

A young woman navigates the complex landscape of teenage romance, conflict, and relationships within her family and school community.

When a prized stuffed marlin disappears, eleven‑year‑old Birdie Gaux, her grandmother and their new mutt, Bowser, turn into detectives on the Louisiana bayou, uncovering stolen secrets and hidden treasure.

Three high‑school friends are framed for the murder of their classmate; they must dismantle the crime and expose the real culprit while navigating school drama.