The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo

Shelby is a suspect when someone steals a silver bowl made by Paul Revere himself.

Shelby has to find who has been stealing parts from cars being worked on at the school's auto shop.

A popular doll and its accessories begin to malfunction.

Shelby goes undercover at a beauty pageant where mysterious accidents are occurring.

Someone has stolen the basketball team's money and put itching powder in their uniforms.

A brilliant inventor has been attacked, and some of his blueprints have been stolen.

Mrs. Epps believes her house is haunted. Shelby and Angie go back to the house with Mrs. Epps on Halloween to prove the house isn't haunted. Will they prove the house isn't haunted or will they discover that the ghosts are real?

A bank robber wears a cheese costume from a popular children's show while committing the crime.

A race horse about to retire goes missing.

A new outdoor art exhibit has been trashed and the artist disappears shortly thereafter.

Shelby investigates the disappearance of four valuable baseball cards.

Shelby investigates the attempted sabotage of a family restaurant where Angie works, and tries to figure out who is trying to force the owners out of business.

Shelby gets involved with politics when someone tries to get a mayor candidate to drop from the race.

A rock from the moon is stolen from an exhibit at a space camp.

When a detective movie is being filmed in town, one of the stars goes missing, and Shelby is on the case.

When the President of the United States is planning a visit, the itinerary is stolen from the police station.

An architect is thrown off of a train on a trip from Boston to Washington DC.

Shelby and her friends investigate why page 86 is missing from most of the yearbooks.

Shelby sets out to disprove a UFO sighting.

In 1926, a priceless Faberge egg vanished from what later became the Easterly Breeze. 70 years later, Shelby's grandfather attempts to reenact the crime.