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Scooby Doo! And You: Collect the Clues Mystery
Scooby-Doo: The Case of the Leaping Lion
Jinkies! The biggest, meanest lion ever is terrorizing the zoo. And no one knows where it came from! But Scooby and the gang are on the case. Help them track down this mystery lion before it turns Scooby and his pals into Scooby Snacks!
64 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2001
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June 6, 2018
The boy enjoyed reading this story, but I thought the mystery was a little bit basic nad not as fun as an actual ghost - just a slightly larger than normal lion.
August 10, 2018
The Scooby gang solves a case at the zoo. A mysterious lion has been scaring away the zoo visitors, plus other odd events have been occurring when the lion makes an appearance.
These books are designed for the reader to solve the case along with the Scooby gang. A fun book for Scooby Doo fans.
These books are designed for the reader to solve the case along with the Scooby gang. A fun book for Scooby Doo fans.
December 20, 2024
Read this with my son and we had a lot of fun trying to figure out the clues and who did it. Need to find more of these.
May 28, 2011
The Case of the Leaping Lion is much like the other Scooby-Doo Collect the Clues mystery. Julia loves them because she's more involved in the story than when it's only being read to her. She sometimes has trouble remembering suspects names but with a little help she does just fine.
I like the fact that they're different than most children's books.
This was slightly more difficult for Julia because of the virtual lion. She's not really able to fully grasp "virtual" yet. She had some trouble with how the lion was able to chase people and with the only picture shown at the end it's easy to see why a young child would have trouble understanding it. Besides this small aspect the book is just like the rest and Julia did enjoy it.
I like the fact that they're different than most children's books.
This was slightly more difficult for Julia because of the virtual lion. She's not really able to fully grasp "virtual" yet. She had some trouble with how the lion was able to chase people and with the only picture shown at the end it's easy to see why a young child would have trouble understanding it. Besides this small aspect the book is just like the rest and Julia did enjoy it.
April 10, 2017
Like the television series that inspired it, this was a cute and fun little whodunit.
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