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Search - Detective Club Puzzlers: Solve it Yourself Mysteries
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Detective Club Puzzlers Solve it Yourself Mysteries Author: Join junior detectives Greg Rydell and Carrie Ingram as they bust crimes wide open in their suburban Washington, D.C., neighborhood. — To solve their first case, Carrie borrows a volume called the Crime Solvers Handbook from her father, a police officer. It teaches young detectives technique... more »
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Kayote B. (kayote) reviewed Detective Club Puzzlers: Solve it Yourself Mysteries on + 237 more book reviews
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
This was fun, with a variety of types of puzzles. It was a neat twist on the usual solve-it-yourself that the mysteries were part of a sequence--so the "mystery" was broken down into several pieces. I had to think about them; I read a lot of this type of book and this one came up with new and different puzzles.
I did have a problem with the "who smokes" one--I think a sentence was left out of the story. Going back and rereading it repeatedly I couldn't find the info on one of the counselors. Otherwise seemed fine. I did enjoy the dogs are always hungry (so true!).
I did have a problem with the "who smokes" one--I think a sentence was left out of the story. Going back and rereading it repeatedly I couldn't find the info on one of the counselors. Otherwise seemed fine. I did enjoy the dogs are always hungry (so true!).
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