Firefighter Finn: Something is beeping on Maplewood Lane - and nobody knows why!

Something is beeping on Maplewood Lane, and nobody knows why!Mrs Pemberton's smoke alarm keeps going off, but she cannot find any fire, any smoke, or anything wrong at all. She is completely convinced her alarm is broken. But Firefighter Finn knows that smoke alarms are NEVER broken for no reason - and Sparky's extraordinary detective nose is already on the case!Watch as Sparky sniffs out SIX crucial clues across Mrs Pemberton's cottage - from a trail of burnt toast crumbs on the hallway floor, to a toaster dial stuck on the highest setting, to the discovery that Mrs Pemberton cannot hear her alarm from every room because she has removed her hearing aids, to the realization that her cottage is missing smoke alarms in critical locations like the hallway and bedroom.It is the greatest detective mystery Maplewood has ever seen - and the most important smoke alarm safety lesson your child will ever read!Through this engaging mystery story, children ages 3-8 will learn seven essential smoke alarm safety lessons: that smoke alarms are doing their job (not broken), how to test alarms monthly, why batteries must be changed annually, why every room needs protection, how to make alarms accessible for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, the importance of fire escape plans with meeting points outside, and the absolute critical protocol of immediate evacuation when an alarm sounds.This is not just a story about solving a mystery. This is a story about learning that your senses, your instincts, and your ability to ask for help can literally save your life. This is a story about community helpers working together to keep families safe. This is a story about understanding that the things that protect us are not broken when they do their job - they are working exactly as they should.Perfect for children learning about fire safety, families practicing emergency procedures, teachers introducing smoke alarm safety, and anyone who wants their child to understand that smoke alarms are heroes, not nuisances.