Me at the 4th of July Parade
Hello my wise fellow detectives, it is I, Detective Percival Falcon. This is the last Friday Falcon Report. I have enjoyed mentoring you amateur detectives, and I have no doubt you will go on to solve great mysteries. Don’t miss out on the Neil Gaiman book talk next week or the Friday afternoon gaming. Now for a little mystery of my own creating. What is my favorite children’s book? You’re going to have to do some more clue unscrambling. You’ll have to unscramble book titles from the 2009 Teen’s Top Ten Nominations. The letters that end up on the colored lines will unscramble into the title my favorite children’s book. As you well know I’m a tricky detective so just because a letter is in the first word of scrambled letters doesn’t nessesarily mean it’s in the first word of that book title. To complete the task you have to email, meebo, or give the librarians the answers to the book titles and the final clue.
1) rilegancg
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2) yabublmays otela
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3) elmonis stetng
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4) nobioleld
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5) hoti ya cefs
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6) shianvir werl enee
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My favorite children’s book is:
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I know you faithful detectives have been asking about what’s up with me. I was visiting my Falcon cousins in Acadia National Park in Maine. I know I’ve been late on a couple reports, but us Falcon Detectives have summer vacation too. Summer in the Loft seems to be winding down and several programs have ended. But there are going to some exciting things happening in the fall, like a celebration of 
Hello this is Detective Percival Falcon reporting in, with my friend The Doorman. The Doorman is starring in this week’s production of 
Greetings my fellow detectives, it is I, Detective Percival Falcon. You all have probably already deduced that because I didn’t write a falcon report last Friday, I am including two clues with this week’s report. And you are correct! You all have brilliant minds, someday you will be brilliant private eyes, but I don’t know if you could ever find a detective agency as excellent as the Loft. Where was I last Friday, you wonder, that I was incapable of penning my weekly report? Was I hot on the tail of an evil villain, minutes away from finally closing a case that no one had been able to solve for years? No. I was preparing for my part in the Fourth of July parade. It doesn’t sound as exciting as cracking a case, but just as important. Perhaps you saw me in the parade; many people remarked that I looked quite regal and dignified despite the rain that dampened my feathers. But enough about me! Let’s get back to the library. I have observed many things such as teens signing up for programs like creative writing and Cook it and Book it, the cooking book club held at Whole Foods. The last session is August 5th. They will be reading and discussing Hot Lunch by Alex Bradley. I have also seen large groups of teens enjoying the loft computers and books.
Detective Percival Falcon, reporting in for duty. This is a message for my fellow operatives at the 
