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Giant Flip Book: Puzzles for Young Einsteins / Whodunit Puzzles
Get smart with two tremendous workouts that really train the brain to think sharp.
With detectives such as Sherlock Holmes offering a cool series of puzzles, it's no mystery why these whodunits require strong powers of deduction. Join sleuth Thomas P. Stanwick as he examines "The Case of the Dubious Drowning," and Inspector Forsooth as he goes on "A Trail of Two Cities." By the time you're done, you'll know what kind of detective you truly are.
Are you an Einstein in the making? Find out, with a series of super-tricky brainteasers, science puzzles, and word games. Go through the "Fabric-ation" grid crossing out every word that names a fabric; use the remaining letters to find the answer to a joke. Do crosswords, crack coded riddles, untangle anagrams, and find lots more to challenge your sleuthing savvy.
With detectives such as Sherlock Holmes offering a cool series of puzzles, it's no mystery why these whodunits require strong powers of deduction. Join sleuth Thomas P. Stanwick as he examines "The Case of the Dubious Drowning," and Inspector Forsooth as he goes on "A Trail of Two Cities." By the time you're done, you'll know what kind of detective you truly are.
Are you an Einstein in the making? Find out, with a series of super-tricky brainteasers, science puzzles, and word games. Go through the "Fabric-ation" grid crossing out every word that names a fabric; use the remaining letters to find the answer to a joke. Do crosswords, crack coded riddles, untangle anagrams, and find lots more to challenge your sleuthing savvy.
512 pages, Paperback
First published December 12, 2002
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