The case of the missing snack
Real-life step: don’t accuse without evidence — ask
Detective Agency is a world for children aged 8–14. World law: “No accusation without evidence — but you never need evidence to ask for help.” It suits these topics especially well: telling a trusted adult, agreements and listening, tidying up.

In the basement of an old house there’s an agency where children bring mysteries the grown-ups missed. The detectives have one sacred rule: never accuse anyone without evidence.
No accusation without evidence — but you never need evidence to ask for help. Big cases go to grown-ups.
The first place is always a safe haven. New places appear with every story.
Inspector Goodheart (mentor) · Coo the informant pigeon
Mr Nobody — a mysterious “culprit” who always turns out to be a misunderstanding or a lonely character. Never a real crime.
Real-life step: don’t accuse without evidence — ask
Real-life step: tell a grown-up clearly what, who and where; if they don’t help, tell another one
Real-life step: write down 3 things for tomorrow
What to do when your child lies? Why punishment doesn’t encourage honestyFirst phone: what to agree with your child
8–14 years




Notebooks are drawn without writing; no real crimes, prisons or weapons.
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