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Gr 2–4—Basil lives in the cellar of the great Sherlock Holmes, where he's picked up a thing or two about sleuthing...
This whimsical coding story could be a great resource for mathematical-minded youngsters but might soar over the heads of those less math-inclined.
Students will love picking up and carrying this volume around to read and think about in free moments; a great addition for most libraries.
For fans of A.S. King's Ask the Passengers (Little, Brown, 2012).—Jamie Lee Schombs. Regis Jesuit High School, Aurora, CO
Gr 5–8—Barely recovered from her previous adventure, thirteen year old super sleuth Ruby Redfort jumps back into action when an invisible thief commits a scandalous crime at the annual costume exhibit gala in Twinford...
This title could be used in a wide variety of academic disciplines, including science, art, social studies, and language arts.
A feast for the eyes and inspiration for the mind.
Children will shiver and giggle as they relish repeated readings once they are privy to the final joke on Mom.
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