These books were originally published in the 1930's and may provide opportunities to discuss changes in gender and racial stereotypes since then. The actors have British accents which add authenticity and charm to the stories. Coot Club - Dick and Dot have to be taught the art of sailing, because they are spending their first holiday afloat with Mrs. Barrable. Tom is forced to free their boat from its mooring to save a coot's nest. Then, Tom, Dick and Dot, joined later by the twins, sail south on a cruise.
Trouble starts when they are blamed for setting boats free from their moorings.
Tom Dudgeon, the doctor's son, and Dick and Dot, children who are staying with Mrs. Barrable, all become detectives and search for clues to lead them to the real culprit. Join the club as you follow their adventures and solve the mystery.