In the third West Meadows mystery, Myron and friends solve a fruit fiasco. Myron, the third-grade detective who loves logic, facts, and solving mysteries, gets the chance to crack a third case when he finds out the school garden has been trampled and the strawberry plants are missing. Are raccoons to blame? Or did the baseball team sabotage the garden to take back their outfield? When neighbourhood gardens are also found short of strawberries, Myron and his friends are on the case. Myron's unique perspective from the autism spectrum and his eye for detail make him a top-notch sleuth. Similarly, the other neurodiverse kids in his resource room have unique talents that come in handy. Tech-lover Glitch's satellite image–plotting skills, artsy Jordan's mould-making abilities, and super-social Hajrah's interview tactics come together to track down the culprits. Black-and-white spot illustrations accompany the text in the final West Meadows Detectives mystery, a fun and accessible page-turner for independent readers. AGES: 7 to 10 AUTHOR: Liam O'Donnell is an award-winning author and educator who has created over 40 graphic novels and books for reluctant readers, including the West Meadows Detectives and the Max Finder Mystery series. SELLING POINTS: . Third and final book in the West Meadows Detectives series . Features a character on the autism spectrum and another with ADHD . Celebrates the unique strengths and abilities that come with neurodiversity, rather than treating it as a disability