[Challenging Whodunit Puzzles: Dr. Quicksolve's Mini-Mysteries] (By: Jim Sukach) [published: April, 1999]

by Jim Sukach

Join master detective Professor Jeffrey Lynn Quicksolve and his son Junior asthey solve 40 baffling murders, kidnappings, safecrackings, and other deviouscrimes. 50 illustrations.

Genres: Mystery, Fiction, Short Stories

Paperback

First published September 1, 1997

Reviews

[Jenelle Irving]

I love Dr Quicksovle mysteries I think these mysteries help to jog your brain it is really good

[Salma Amordeeva]

Super fun and easy read! Each mystery is just two pages long, so it feels like we're solving a bunch of little cases without getting overwhelmed. It’s perfect if you want something chill but not boring.

[Teresa]

I like these kinds of min-mysteries but some of these focused on the tiniest details, which seemed a bit unrealistic.

[Dylan Cantrell]

Quicksolves Whodunit Puzzles are possibly the best stories I have ever read. In these books, the author gives you a short story of a crime that was committed, and then leaves you with a question to think about at the end of the story. All the answers to the given questions are then located at the end of the book.

[Josh]

In the book challenging whodunit puzzles by Jim Sukach there are 39 mini-mysteries. In ever mini-mystery that is about 2 pages long leaves you with a question and has the answer on another page. I found this book very challenging but I liked it.

[Meredith Martin]

This was hard, but kinda do-able. I enjoyed it.

[Sally]

for Serena

[Theresa]

Challenging Whodunit Puzzles : Dr Jim quicksolve's mini mysteries by Jim Sukack its a book for a child learn to figure out who did it

[Kim]

The best of this series that I've read so far. I really had to think about these mini-mysteries, and I even learned a few new things.