Written by Jung Eun Sook and illustrated by Lee Ju Hee

There is a very good detective dog with sensitive nose, speedy movement, wonderful genes inherited by secret police guide dog as ancestors, and even sharp detecting skills. Its name is ‘Detective Dog’ Audrey!

Audrey named himself on his own, and refused to be called as a pet. This story is about Audrey resolving various small and big events in the neighborhood, including old painting theft, a diamond ring theft, and neighboring cat abuse, etc. When we follow the process how Audrey investigates the crimes to find out the truth by using his unique way of thinking, detecting ability, and even silly humor, we can discover so many diverse people and their stories hidden in the neighborhood.
Endless events, hidden clues all over the neighborhood, and the adventure of Audrey who may fascinate children with witty humor! What kinds of suspicious events have taken the nose of this detective dog? The writer has completed the detective story for children aged 10 to 12 by coordinating clues which can be found by children on their own with wonderful detecting skills of Audrey. Moreover, just like the old Korean saying, ‘A dog recites a poem if it spends three years at a village school’, Audrey also has picked up some human languages in just three years and a month. His narrow knowledge of Korean language also makes readers laugh combined with the witty sentences of the writer.