BOOK 1 FILE
The youngest Fairchild.
Emma is part of Dewey's home life from the beginning and is receiving speech therapy in Book 1. She is one of the reasons Dewey's private investigations are never quite as private as he would like.
FAMILY FILE • YOUNGER SISTER • INTERRUPTION DEPARTMENT
Emma “Pooh Bear” Fairchild
Dewey's younger sister. Five in the series project materials. Known as Pooh Bear. Young enough to be adorable and old enough to appear exactly when Dewey would prefer secrecy.
SIBLING FORECAST
This will eventually become a whole business category.
Dewey spends the series solving other people's family problems while living between an older sister and a younger one. By Book 3, sibling trouble becomes its own division.
FAIRCHILD HOUSE
Everybody is somebody else's sibling.
CLARA'S THREE-BOOK PERSONNEL UPDATE
Emma Fairchild across the office files.
Same person. Different year, different cases, different things happening around the desk.
BOOK 1 • PARENT PROBLEM SOLVER
Emma Fairchild
Emma, called Pooh Bear, is Dewey's younger sister and is receiving speech therapy during Book 1.
BOOK 2 • TEACHER PROBLEM SOLVER
Emma Fairchild
Pooh Bear continues growing in speech, imagination, and family participation while Dewey balances childcare with school and casework.
BOOK 3 • SIBLING PROBLEM SOLVER
Emma Fairchild
Emma is Dewey's younger sister, called Pooh Bear. Her repeated discovery of and visits to the hidden office turn Dewey's sibling-problem work back onto his own family.
People in this file: Dewey Fairchild
OPEN ANOTHER DRAWER
Same office. Different drawer.
Cases, chronology, people, connections, places, objects, snacks, sayings, and Clara's search cabinet are different ways into the same Book 3 file.