Written by Jung Eun Sook and illustrated by Lee Ju Hee


If a child living in a house at the end of the alley misses the school for several days, when will it be for people to find out the missing child? If a nosy elderly man disappears, who will be the first to notice his absence? And who will be the one who listens to the rumor that a wandering dog has been dragged to somewhere else?

Children will be able to figure out the one who can do so – ‘Audrey, the Detective Dog’. Audrey has prick ears, white body, and black spots, looking quite alike with the textbook character, ‘Badoogi’. Adults might feel curious while seeing Audrey. Is it true that this ordinary dog is a detective? However, Audrey breaks down those prejudice and has resolved several cases with her sharpness, reasoning ability, and creative imagination.

In this book, the detective dog, Audrey, has definitely shown her ability in investigation using her nose and toes. With her high nose, long legs (it’s a secret her stretched legs are still short!), her stiff tail and round belly, readers will be able to feel the dignity as a detective dog who has fully grown. Why is Audrey the only one who can see things that others are not interested in and even just pass? And how come those trivial things become critical clues to solve the case? From now on, let’s join Audrey’s investigation as an assistant.