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Inspector Sniffabout is a dog. But he is no ordinary dog! He is a Bloodhound who can solve people’s mysteries or problems. And he can talk to people. If anyone has a problem or mystery to solve, Inspector Sniffabout is on the case. This wonderfully illustrated children’s book covers three cases that need solving. In the first, The Case of the Missing Post, Inspector Sniffabout wants to know why everyone’s post keeps disappearing. In the second story, The Case of the Fallen Tree, the Bloodhound must find a way to stop a speeding train before it crashes into a fallen tree. And in the final story, The Case of the Leaking Water Tower, all the Inspector’s skills are put to the test in solving the mystery of why the water tower, which holds water for the steam train, keeps being emptied. This is the second book in the Sniffabout series, in which children can also try to solve the cases and become a detective, too. The third book is currently being written. John Rowe has worked in the television industry for over 45 years as a researcher, head of programmes and production, and as a producer and director. Besides his vast list of credits for adult audiences, he is also well known for his services to children’s television. Among his many credits are Blue’s Clues for Nickelodeon UK, Havakazoo for Channel 5, Monkey Makes for Channel 5, and Big Cook Little Cook for CBeebies. He also wrote and directed Nickelodeon UK’s stage productions for six years. He lives in Wiltshire, England, with his wife and their playful Irish setter, Katy. Publisher’s website: http: //sbpra.com/JohnRowe
