Encyclopedia Brown is confronted with ten new cases. Solutions are given in the back of the book.
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Donald J. Sobol lives in Florida.
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Can you clue in to the solution?,
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This review is from: Encyclopedia Brown Finds the Clues (School & Library Binding)
Donald J. Sobol has done it again with another great collection of 10 mysteries that his hero, Encyclopedia Brown, must solve. From the obvious to the scientific you'll have to use your wits to figure out these stories. From a kidnapping to stolen diamonds to a local bitter drink contest this book is a great get-away for those who like to think out solutions as they read.
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This review is from: Encyclopedia Brown Finds the Clues (Book 3) (Paperback)
Encyclopedia Brown is a 5th grade boy who solves puzzles, crimes and mysteries as easily and as unconsciously as breathing. Each book is a series of short mysteries (5-10 pages each) ending with a question - usually "how did Encyclopedia know that X was responsible for the crime". The answer to each mystery is at the back of the book. Solving the mystery takes no special knowledge, but it does require paying attention to detail. Don't turn to the answer too fast. This book is the third in the series, but the books do not have to be read in order. I loved the Encyclopedia Brown books when I was growing up. I am reading them again before I give them to my nephew who I hope will enjoy them as I did. (The target reading level is ages 9-12). Adults who like this series may also enjoy the Lateral Thinking Puzzles books.
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my 6 year old nephew just loves these stories
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His head bent low over the handlebars of his bike, Encyclopedia Brown rounded the corner of Maple Avenue like high-speed sandpaper. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
tooth collection, glass necklace, rubber pillow, bitter drink, red pants, divining rod Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Chief Brown, Miss Wentworth, Van Swigget, John Morgan, Bugs Meany, Officer Carlson, Brown Detective Agency, Ace Kurash, Encyclopedia Brown, Herb Stein, Rover Avenue, The Case of the Boy Bullfighter, The Case of the Missing Statue, The Case of the Telltale Paint, The Stolen Lamb New!
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His head bent low over the handlebars of his bike, Encyclopedia Brown rounded the corner of Maple Avenue like high-speed sandpaper. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
tooth collection, glass necklace, rubber pillow, bitter drink, red pants, divining rod Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Chief Brown, Miss Wentworth, Van Swigget, John Morgan, Bugs Meany, Officer Carlson, Brown Detective Agency, Ace Kurash, Encyclopedia Brown, Herb Stein, Rover Avenue, The Case of the Boy Bullfighter, The Case of the Missing Statue, The Case of the Telltale Paint, The Stolen Lamb New!
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- Encyclopedia Brown Keeps the Peace by Donald J. Sobol in Back Matter
- Reading is not Spectator Sport by Mary H. Pelton in Back Matter
- Encyclopedia Brown Tracks Them Down by Donald J. Sobol in Front Matter
- The New York Times Parent's Guide to the Best Books for Children: 3rd Edition Revised and Updated by Eden Ross Lipson on page 290
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