books about: whodunit     books:       Baker Street Whodunits: Puzzles of Deduction Tom Bullimore Sterling, 2001 It's elementary...when you're with world-famous detective Sherlock Holmes and his trusty assistant Dr. Watson, you're sure to find fiendish felons, uncover nefarious plots, and meet up with the wicked Moriarty. But, in order to crack these cases and reveal whodunit, you have to sharpen your wits by breaking secret codes, unraveling anagrams, solving logic puzzles, and figuring out tricky brainteasers! Put your powers of deduction to work--and ...             The Story of the Little Mole Who Went in Search of Whodunit33 reviews Werner Holzwarth, Wolf Erlbruch Abrams Books for Young Readers, 2007 Great for Adults Too!!! FANTASTIC! I buy this book for every baby shower I go to. I cannot get enough of this fun children's book about animal poop with a dash of revenge! After trying to buy this book online at Borders, I got sent a gift card in the mail instead for the amount the book was--6 months later--and a note saying it was on backorder. Better price and faster delivery with Amazon!             Quicksolve Whodunit Puzzles: Challenging Mini-Mysteries3 reviews Jim Sukach Sterling, 1996 Perfect for the junior detective My 6 year old son loves mysteries, but many books are to long to keep his attention. The mysteries in this book are perfect for him, he understands them and figures most of them out.             Wicked Women Whodunit8 reviews MaryJanice Davidson, Amy Garvey, ... Kensington, 2005 SOOOOOOO disapointed I really like the wicked women series, and until this book I could have recommended all of them as being a good read. This one greatly departs from the others in both subject matter and quality of writing. I was especially horrified by MaryJanice Davidson's (dare I say it?) pathetic attempt at a murder mystery. As I am a big fan of hers, it pains me to have to say that, but I am hoping ...             Whodunit - You Decide!: Mini-Mysteries For You To Solve3 reviews Hy Conrad Sterling, 1996 Better than watching TV Instead of mindlessly watching TV tonight, why not try a Whodunit mystery? These mysteries are fun and challenging -- think Encyclopedia Brown for an older crowd. Each one has clever twists and it's great fun to exercise your power of deduction. Each mystery is set up like a court case where the reader puts herself in the shoes of a juror. The general information about the case is given, ...             Challenging Whodunit Puzzles: Dr. Quicksolve's Mini-Mysteries1 review Jim Sukach Sterling, 1998 You are passing false information. You quote The Horn Book as saying, "...the math volume's story problems are mired in a format that places all puzzles within a tedious magical kingdom named Pymm." This is not about my book. It does not include math problems. I have never heard of a magical kingdom called Pymm. You also advertise a Cool Chemistry book of some kind you say I have written. I know nothing about that, either. I ...             Great Quicksolve Whodunit Puzzles: Mini-Mysteries for You to Solve4 reviews Jim Sukach Sterling, 1999 For people who like to look at details This book is part of a large collection of books. These books make you look for clues some which are very small but make you say "duh." These books can be very addictive and make you want more and more.             Inspector Forsooth's Whodunits2 reviews Derrick Niederman, Matt LaFleur Sterling, 1999 Great sleuthing fun, but this is no kid's book. The intricate plots and clever scenarios of the mysteries in this book make for fascinating reading.Forsooth is one erudite sleuth.But show me the nine-year old who can figure out these mysteries, and I'm in the market for adoption! These are highly sophisticated stories that deserve a place on the adult mystery shelf.             Wicked Whodunits: Dr. Quicksolve Mini-Mysteries1 review Jim Sukach Sterling, 2005 Whodunits are a hit I bought Wicked Whodunits for my 10 year old grandson for Christmas. He loved it and told me it was interesting and fun to read.             Whodunit Puzzles: Brainteasers from Riddle Middle School1 review Robert Mandelberg Sterling, 2006 Classic puzzles repackaged in a delightful way There are serious problems at the Riddle Middle School. The principal has suspended over 150 eighth graders and in retaliation, someone has stolen the mid-term exams. In an extortion note, they promise to give the exams back if the suspensions are lifted. Principal Graham Marshall is furious and will not under any circumstances rescind the suspensions. He calls together a staff meeting and ...             Kids' Whodunits: Catch the Clues! (Jonah Bixby Mysteries)1 review Hy Conrad Sterling, 2007 My 11 year old LOVES this book. I bought this book for my 11 year old daughter after finishing the Encyclopedia Brown series. Where Encyclopedia Brown was somewhat dated, this is right on for today's kids. She loved Jonah, the main character, and could identify with him. The mysteries are good and interesting, and the short format makes it great to read a couple of mysteries before bed. I HIGHLY recommend this book and am ready ...             Mayhem in Mayville: A Whodunit in Two Acts (Lillenas Publications)1 review Dean Kephart Lillenas Drama, 1993 Excellent Dinner Theatre Material We did this play as a Dinner Theatre in our community and got rave reviews. The script is funny and suspensful and utilizes audience participation. It is a small town who-dunnit that has a surprise ending. Very well written. We utilized one set with minimal prop changes. There is good character development and it is difficult to guess 'who dunnit'. Lots of fun and laughs. I would compare it to ...             The LIttle Giant book of Whodunits6 reviews Hy Conrad, Matt Lafleur Sterling, 1998 Hy Praise! This is a great book. I am a math teacher always looking for resources to motivate Junior High and High School students. The students couldn't get enough of these mysteries. I wish there were about a dozen more of them. Fantastic work.             Classical Whodunits Murder and Mystery from Ancient Greece and Rome1 review Barnes & Nobles Books, 2000 Classical Whodunits Excellent service, prompt delivery, excellent conditon as described, packaged well. Would use again.             Five-Minute Whodunits3 reviews Stan Smith Sterling, 1997 Excellent mystery puzzles! Smith's clever mini mysteries kept me entertained for hours. I recommend this book to all amateur logicians. I'm anxious to start his Five Minute Crimebusters.             Whodunit?: Utterly Baffling Detective Stories1 review Philip Pullman Kingfisher, 2007 What a wonderful trip down memory lane It is always a pleasure to see what the authors we love read. Most of the short stories in this compilation were not new to me, but what a joy to read them again. The few stories I had not yet read were also enjoyable and introduced me to a few new authors. This is the sort of book to keep in your car, or on hand for those times when a short story is just the thing to keep your mind working ...             Crime Scene Whodunits: Dr. Quicksolve Mini-Mysteries Jim Sukach Sterling, 2004 Liars, cheats, thieves, and murderers: it's time to call Dr. Quicksolve, his son Junior, and his former partner, Elliot Savant. No one else can crack a case so swiftly. Come along, join the mini-mystery fun, and try to solve the crimes, too. ? Chewing Gum Art : When the museum lights went out, a valuable painting disappeared. In the darkness everyone heard three whirrs. Is that enough to nail the culprit? ? Go with the Flow : Someone's been ...             Youdunit Whodunit!2 reviews Nicola Furlong, 2009 The Little How-To Book That Could Of the dozen "how to" books on mystery writing I've read, most wasted too many trees, and on Vancouver Island, that's important. One big-name author provided only a single worthwhile nugget of advice in four hundred pages: don't write about boring people. But Canadians are very innovative, especially about saving time. Didn't we invent Velcro? Pablum? The Bloody Caesar? Recently my colleague ...             Clue Mysteries: 15 Whodunits to Solve in Minutes3 reviews Vicki Cameron, 2003 Good. But not as good as the old series. Clue Mysteries is a great book. I love how the character names and motives are the same ones given in their character descriptions on the insert in the game box. But, the comedy falls short to the comedy in the now out-of-print book series created by A.E.Parker. The mysteries are well written, and much longer than those of the original series. I really love the way Cameron describes the ...             Selected Shorts: Whodunit? (Selected Shorts: A Celebration of the Short Story)2 reviews Symphony Space Symphony Space, 2009 Will prove to be a popular addition to personal and community library audio book collections Audio books are an enduringly popular format for millions of Americans seeking to entertain themselves while driving, doing routine chores, or simply relaxing and engaging in a bit of entertainment. Symphony Space is the publisher of CD short story sets which showcase some of the best performed material every to play on our nation's public radio stations. 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