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The Math Inspectors #5
The Case of the Forgotten Mine
Like Mission Impossible... but with Fractions!
Do your kids love math? Hate math? Always ask you: "When am I ever going to use math?"
THE MATH INSPECTORS HAVE AN ANSWER!
The series people are calling:
Like Sherlock Holmes... but with calculators
Like NCIS...but with milkshakes.
Like Jurassic Park...but without the dinosaurs.
Wait, what?
Each book in this insanely popular mystery & detective series is designed to draw readers aged 9-12 into a mystery so intriguing, with characters so smart and funny, that they forget they're doing math.
Because the Math Inspectors know two things. First, math is the greatest thing in the world. Second, crime solving is nothing more than a word problem. And they eat word problems for breakfast!
Buy the fifth book in this popular crime fighting series The Math Inspectors 5: The Case of the Forgotten Mine now!
Bonus: Funny word problems at the end of the book for kids who want to sharpen their own Math skills.
Do your kids love math? Hate math? Always ask you: "When am I ever going to use math?"
THE MATH INSPECTORS HAVE AN ANSWER!
The series people are calling:
Like Sherlock Holmes... but with calculators
Like NCIS...but with milkshakes.
Like Jurassic Park...but without the dinosaurs.
Wait, what?
Each book in this insanely popular mystery & detective series is designed to draw readers aged 9-12 into a mystery so intriguing, with characters so smart and funny, that they forget they're doing math.
Because the Math Inspectors know two things. First, math is the greatest thing in the world. Second, crime solving is nothing more than a word problem. And they eat word problems for breakfast!
Buy the fifth book in this popular crime fighting series The Math Inspectors 5: The Case of the Forgotten Mine now!
Bonus: Funny word problems at the end of the book for kids who want to sharpen their own Math skills.
- GenresChildrensMathematics
205 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 5, 2018
80 people are currently reading
85 people want to read
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Daniel Kenney
64 books39 followersDaniel Kenney and his wife Teresa live in Omaha, Nebraska with zero cats, zero dogs, one gecko, and lots of kids. When those kids aren't driving him nuts, he writes writes books and does a lot of laundry. A lot. No, seriously, you can't possibly imagine how much laundry he does.
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December 18, 2019
Math Inspectors 5: The Case of the Forgotten Mine [Kindle Unlimited] — Daniel Kenney, Emily Boever (18 titled chapters) December 17-18, 2019
This was a longer read than the previous four books, but still very worth it. There wasn’t much math mystery to it. Once in the middle and once at the end. This was the longest mystery the Math Inspectors have solved yet, but it was a good one.
It starts on a train ride and ends at a mine. And the “Meanwhile” chapter had a real twist at the end. Who is this “Boss” that keeps being mentioned? And how is he linked to the Math Inspectors? Something new in the “Do You Have What it Takes to be a Math Inspector” chapter: 4 “Games” with 5 word problems read out over the first 3 games. Give them a whirl.
Another delightful read that can be enjoyed by all ages.
A few grammatical errors in this one (period a space removed; words that run together.) Overall a great read.
Four stars.
This was a longer read than the previous four books, but still very worth it. There wasn’t much math mystery to it. Once in the middle and once at the end. This was the longest mystery the Math Inspectors have solved yet, but it was a good one.
It starts on a train ride and ends at a mine. And the “Meanwhile” chapter had a real twist at the end. Who is this “Boss” that keeps being mentioned? And how is he linked to the Math Inspectors? Something new in the “Do You Have What it Takes to be a Math Inspector” chapter: 4 “Games” with 5 word problems read out over the first 3 games. Give them a whirl.
Another delightful read that can be enjoyed by all ages.
A few grammatical errors in this one (period a space removed; words that run together.) Overall a great read.
Four stars.
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