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Who Dunnit?: How to Be a Detective in Ten Easy Lessons
The author of the popular "You Be the Jury" series of books presents ten casefiles in a work that encourages budding sleuths to examine the evidence and solve the crime.
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First published November 1, 1991
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November 26, 2016
Another fun book from my childhood. Definitely picked this one up due to my love of detective stories, thinking of course that this would in fact teach me how to be a detective. And while the puzzles and cases are interesting and can sharpen your observation and thinking skills, I clearly did not become a detective.
Still, for kids interested in the art of detection, this book is a fun primer. Something to whet your appetite to see if you might want to look further afterwards. I'm currently trying to decide if this one will go to the Little Free Library or if it will be a gift for my niece, who has said she wants to be a detective when she grows up.
Still, for kids interested in the art of detection, this book is a fun primer. Something to whet your appetite to see if you might want to look further afterwards. I'm currently trying to decide if this one will go to the Little Free Library or if it will be a gift for my niece, who has said she wants to be a detective when she grows up.
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