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Alfred Hitchcock and The Three Investigators #43
Die drei Fragezeichen und der schrullige Millionär
Als bei der Verlobung seiner Tochter ein Teller zu Boden fällt, erleidet der geizige Millionär Pilcher einen Herzanfall. Er scheint dem Tode nahe, doch dann ist er plötzlich verschwunden. Wurde er entführt? Die drei Detektive versuchen, das Rätsel zu lösen, und Justus forder seine "Kollegen" zum logischen Denken auf...
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First published September 12, 1987
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About the author
M.V. Carey
120 books28 followersAlso known as Mary V. Carey
Personal: Born May 19, 1925, in New Brighton, Cheshire (now Merseyside), England; brought to the United States in 1925, naturalized citizen in 1955; daughter of John Cornelius (an engineer) and Mary Alice (Hughes) Carey. Home address in 1993 was 3748 Birch St., Ventura, CA.
Ms Carey passed away in 1994.
Education: College of Mount St. Vincent, B.S., 1946.
Religion: Roman Catholic
Career: Coronet, New York City, editorial associate, 1948 - 55; Walt Disney Productions, Burbank, CA, assistant editor of publications, 1955 - 69; free-lance writer 1969 - 1994.
Member: PEN; Mystery Writers of America; Society of Children's Book Writers; Women in Communications.
Awards, Honors: Southern California Council on Literature for Children and Young People Award, 1986, for "A Place for Allie".
Hobbies and Interests: Walking on the beach.
Writings:
Novelizations of Walt Disney Motion Pictures:
(With George Sherman) WD's "Babes in Toyland" Golden Press, 1961.
WD's "The Sword in the Stone" Whitman, 1963.
The Story of Walt Disney's Motion Picture "Mary Poppins" Whitman, 1964.
WD's "The Misadventures of Merlin Jones" Whitman, 1964.
WD's "Donald Duck and the Lost Mesa Ranch" Whitman, 1966.
The Story of WD's Motion Picture "Jungle Book" Whitman, 1967.
The Story of WD's Motion Picture "Blackbeard's Ghost" Whitman, 1968.
"Mrs. Brisby's Important Package" (adapted from film "The Secret of NIMH), Golden Press, 1982.
Juveniles:
"Raggedy Ann and the Glad and Sad Day", Golden Press, 1972.
"Little Lulu and the Birthday Surprise, Whitman, 1973.
"The Tawny, Scrawny Lio and the Clever Monkey" Golden Press, 1974.
"Alonzo Purr, the Seagoing Cat", Western Pub., 1974.
"The Owl Who Loved Sunshine", Golden Press, 1977.
"The Gremlin's Storybook", Golden Press, 1984.
The Three Investigators Mystery Series (Random House):
"The Mystery of the:
#15 Flaming Footprints, 1971.
#17 Singing Serpent, 1972.
#20 Monster Mountain, 1973.
#21 The Secret of the Haunted Mirror, 1974.
#23 Invisible Dog, 1975.
#24 Death Trap Mine, 1976.
#27 Magic Circle, 1978.
#29 Sinister Scarecrow, 1979.
#31 Scar-Faced Beggar, 1981.
#32 Blazing Cliffs, 1981.
#34 Wandering Cave Man, 1982.
#36 Missing Mermaid, 1984.
#39 Trail of Terror, 1984.
#41 Creep-Show Crooks, 1985.
#43 Cranky Collector, 1987
FYF#8 The Case of the Savage Statue, 1987.
Other:
(Editor) Jane Black, "The Indispensables", Hewitt House, 1971.
"Step-by-step Candlemaking", Golden Press, 1972.
"Step-by-step Winemaking", Golden Press, 1973.
"Love Is Forever" (collection of prose and poetry), C.R. Gibson, 1975.
(With George Sherman) "A Compendium of Bunk", C.C. Thomas, 1976.
(Editor) "Grandmothers Are Very Special People", C.R. Gibson, 1977.
"A Place for Allie" (young adult novel), Dodd, 1985.
Sidelights: Carey told Contemporary Authors: "I began writing late; my first articles and stories were published after I was thirty, and I was motivated by money. Money is not a bad motivation. The need to eat keeps us from laziness, and the fact that someone is willing to pay to read what we write assures us that we have indeed written."
"I think that writing should be honest and simple, and it should say something about what it means to be a person. When God is good to us, we write in such a way that the act of reading becomes a pleasure to those who buy our books. This experience doesn't happen all the time, but when it does it is at least as heady as winning the Irish sweepstakes. It makes mere competence seem dull. It is probably also what makes writing a compulsive occupation; some of us are uncomfortable when we are away from our typewriters for any length of time."
"My lifelong ambition, aside from writing, is to finish exploring the American West. This should keep me busy for at least another thirty years, since there is a
Personal: Born May 19, 1925, in New Brighton, Cheshire (now Merseyside), England; brought to the United States in 1925, naturalized citizen in 1955; daughter of John Cornelius (an engineer) and Mary Alice (Hughes) Carey. Home address in 1993 was 3748 Birch St., Ventura, CA.
Ms Carey passed away in 1994.
Education: College of Mount St. Vincent, B.S., 1946.
Religion: Roman Catholic
Career: Coronet, New York City, editorial associate, 1948 - 55; Walt Disney Productions, Burbank, CA, assistant editor of publications, 1955 - 69; free-lance writer 1969 - 1994.
Member: PEN; Mystery Writers of America; Society of Children's Book Writers; Women in Communications.
Awards, Honors: Southern California Council on Literature for Children and Young People Award, 1986, for "A Place for Allie".
Hobbies and Interests: Walking on the beach.
Writings:
Novelizations of Walt Disney Motion Pictures:
(With George Sherman) WD's "Babes in Toyland" Golden Press, 1961.
WD's "The Sword in the Stone" Whitman, 1963.
The Story of Walt Disney's Motion Picture "Mary Poppins" Whitman, 1964.
WD's "The Misadventures of Merlin Jones" Whitman, 1964.
WD's "Donald Duck and the Lost Mesa Ranch" Whitman, 1966.
The Story of WD's Motion Picture "Jungle Book" Whitman, 1967.
The Story of WD's Motion Picture "Blackbeard's Ghost" Whitman, 1968.
"Mrs. Brisby's Important Package" (adapted from film "The Secret of NIMH), Golden Press, 1982.
Juveniles:
"Raggedy Ann and the Glad and Sad Day", Golden Press, 1972.
"Little Lulu and the Birthday Surprise, Whitman, 1973.
"The Tawny, Scrawny Lio and the Clever Monkey" Golden Press, 1974.
"Alonzo Purr, the Seagoing Cat", Western Pub., 1974.
"The Owl Who Loved Sunshine", Golden Press, 1977.
"The Gremlin's Storybook", Golden Press, 1984.
The Three Investigators Mystery Series (Random House):
"The Mystery of the:
#15 Flaming Footprints, 1971.
#17 Singing Serpent, 1972.
#20 Monster Mountain, 1973.
#21 The Secret of the Haunted Mirror, 1974.
#23 Invisible Dog, 1975.
#24 Death Trap Mine, 1976.
#27 Magic Circle, 1978.
#29 Sinister Scarecrow, 1979.
#31 Scar-Faced Beggar, 1981.
#32 Blazing Cliffs, 1981.
#34 Wandering Cave Man, 1982.
#36 Missing Mermaid, 1984.
#39 Trail of Terror, 1984.
#41 Creep-Show Crooks, 1985.
#43 Cranky Collector, 1987
FYF#8 The Case of the Savage Statue, 1987.
Other:
(Editor) Jane Black, "The Indispensables", Hewitt House, 1971.
"Step-by-step Candlemaking", Golden Press, 1972.
"Step-by-step Winemaking", Golden Press, 1973.
"Love Is Forever" (collection of prose and poetry), C.R. Gibson, 1975.
(With George Sherman) "A Compendium of Bunk", C.C. Thomas, 1976.
(Editor) "Grandmothers Are Very Special People", C.R. Gibson, 1977.
"A Place for Allie" (young adult novel), Dodd, 1985.
Sidelights: Carey told Contemporary Authors: "I began writing late; my first articles and stories were published after I was thirty, and I was motivated by money. Money is not a bad motivation. The need to eat keeps us from laziness, and the fact that someone is willing to pay to read what we write assures us that we have indeed written."
"I think that writing should be honest and simple, and it should say something about what it means to be a person. When God is good to us, we write in such a way that the act of reading becomes a pleasure to those who buy our books. This experience doesn't happen all the time, but when it does it is at least as heady as winning the Irish sweepstakes. It makes mere competence seem dull. It is probably also what makes writing a compulsive occupation; some of us are uncomfortable when we are away from our typewriters for any length of time."
"My lifelong ambition, aside from writing, is to finish exploring the American West. This should keep me busy for at least another thirty years, since there is a
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June 18, 2024
Je öfters ich die Folge höre, umso besser finde ich sie!
November 24, 2017
T3I Update: 43 read, 0 to go! That's it! I am done with the original series!
This book was a bittersweet read for me. I knew going into it that this would be the last "new" book I could read of the original series (there are still Crimebusters and Find-Your-Fate T3I books I have not read), so I really did not want to go through this book very fast. Still, I ended up going through it quickly because of the quality of the story and because I wanted to know how the series ended. This is the typical Mary Virginia (M.V.) Carey type of Three Investigators book. She HAD to put something in it that could not be explained in any other way other than "ghosts" or supernatural means, but the "ghostly" explanation only applied to part of the solution and did not impact the main part of the mystery. Personally, and maybe this is just me, if you are trying to write a child's mystery book where the youthful investigators solve and explain the crime, then ALL parts of the solution should be explainable and based in reality. This book, like almost all of the other books in the series, contain the usual T3I elements that make this series so great: the three boys (Jupiter Jones aka Jupe, Pete Crenshaw, and Bob Andrews)--too young to obtain a driver's license--solve a mystery plot that baffles adults and confounds police. The boys use their secret headquarters, ask for car rides from the adults in their lives (Uncle Titus, Hans the salvage yard worker, etc), and beg for permission and even forgiveness from authority figures such as Jupe's Aunt Mathilda. In the end, they solve the mystery, find the kidnapped victim, and set everything right in the world again before fading off into the book series oblivion. It is clear that the authors (multiple authors worked on the series) and the series editor (Eugenia "Jenny" Fanelli) did not think that this book would be the last of the series if for no other reason than the last line of the book: "What would they all come up with next?" Unfortunately, the answer was nothing. According to Seth Smolinske, the webmaster at http://www.threeinvestigatorsbooks.com/ , a book #44 was in the writing process at the time the series was cancelled. Several fans tried to find out more information about book #44, but given than both M.V. Carey and Eugenia Fanelli have now passed away, it is very doubtful than the manuscript will ever come to publication. Part of Seth's website gives a listing of all 43 published books and a small blurb about book #44 (see http://www.threeinvestigatorsbooks.co... for more details).
This was an enjoyable, if somewhat bittersweet, read. No more "new" Three Investigators books for me--at least not in the way I knew the boys in my childhood. It is an awesome series, and I would HIGHLY recommend each and every one of the books to anyone interested in Young Adult Mystery books! Five stars ALWAYS for the series! Enjoy!
This book was a bittersweet read for me. I knew going into it that this would be the last "new" book I could read of the original series (there are still Crimebusters and Find-Your-Fate T3I books I have not read), so I really did not want to go through this book very fast. Still, I ended up going through it quickly because of the quality of the story and because I wanted to know how the series ended. This is the typical Mary Virginia (M.V.) Carey type of Three Investigators book. She HAD to put something in it that could not be explained in any other way other than "ghosts" or supernatural means, but the "ghostly" explanation only applied to part of the solution and did not impact the main part of the mystery. Personally, and maybe this is just me, if you are trying to write a child's mystery book where the youthful investigators solve and explain the crime, then ALL parts of the solution should be explainable and based in reality. This book, like almost all of the other books in the series, contain the usual T3I elements that make this series so great: the three boys (Jupiter Jones aka Jupe, Pete Crenshaw, and Bob Andrews)--too young to obtain a driver's license--solve a mystery plot that baffles adults and confounds police. The boys use their secret headquarters, ask for car rides from the adults in their lives (Uncle Titus, Hans the salvage yard worker, etc), and beg for permission and even forgiveness from authority figures such as Jupe's Aunt Mathilda. In the end, they solve the mystery, find the kidnapped victim, and set everything right in the world again before fading off into the book series oblivion. It is clear that the authors (multiple authors worked on the series) and the series editor (Eugenia "Jenny" Fanelli) did not think that this book would be the last of the series if for no other reason than the last line of the book: "What would they all come up with next?" Unfortunately, the answer was nothing. According to Seth Smolinske, the webmaster at http://www.threeinvestigatorsbooks.com/ , a book #44 was in the writing process at the time the series was cancelled. Several fans tried to find out more information about book #44, but given than both M.V. Carey and Eugenia Fanelli have now passed away, it is very doubtful than the manuscript will ever come to publication. Part of Seth's website gives a listing of all 43 published books and a small blurb about book #44 (see http://www.threeinvestigatorsbooks.co... for more details).
This was an enjoyable, if somewhat bittersweet, read. No more "new" Three Investigators books for me--at least not in the way I knew the boys in my childhood. It is an awesome series, and I would HIGHLY recommend each and every one of the books to anyone interested in Young Adult Mystery books! Five stars ALWAYS for the series! Enjoy!
May 30, 2022
M.V. Carey hat irgendwie eine ganz andere Atmosphäre geschaffen, wie in den bisherigen drei ??? Bücher, welche ich gelesen hatte. Unikate (nasty) Charaktere machen das Ganze etwas besonderes und abgesehen vom actionreichen Schluss herrscht eine eher ruhigere Atmosphäre. Es hat mir sehr gefallen!
October 9, 2017
Well this is bittersweet. This was a good mystery, but also the last of the series and I hate to see it end. I'm going to try out the early 1990s reboot, but I have a feeling it won't match the nostalgia of this series that I read as a child.
Overall The Three Investigators was a great book series and if you have children that enjoy mysteries this is a great series for them to read, although sadly some of the books are probably a little hard to find.
I give the entire series an overall 5 stars and it will always be on of my favorites.
Overall The Three Investigators was a great book series and if you have children that enjoy mysteries this is a great series for them to read, although sadly some of the books are probably a little hard to find.
I give the entire series an overall 5 stars and it will always be on of my favorites.
November 19, 2017
Ein weiterer Fall aus meiner Kindheit, der mir immer wieder gefällt.
March 17, 2019
And thus ends my revisit and final completion of reading this series of books.
As with many of the later books, this one suffers from an over complicated plot and a couple of unrelated red herrings. However, there are some noteworthy changes. For one, the boys are randomly working as a waiters for a caterer to earn some extra cash. But this story seems to be an attempt at writing an Agatha Christie-esque mystery. We have a social gathering of a disliked wealthy man. When he suddenly disappears, it seems that everyone is a suspect.
It's an nice change from the typical, but then again, like my complaint about the previous book, it moves away from the concept that children are less judgmental than adults so they can shine as investigators.
As with many of the later books, this one suffers from an over complicated plot and a couple of unrelated red herrings. However, there are some noteworthy changes. For one, the boys are randomly working as a waiters for a caterer to earn some extra cash. But this story seems to be an attempt at writing an Agatha Christie-esque mystery. We have a social gathering of a disliked wealthy man. When he suddenly disappears, it seems that everyone is a suspect.
It's an nice change from the typical, but then again, like my complaint about the previous book, it moves away from the concept that children are less judgmental than adults so they can shine as investigators.
March 14, 2013
This would have been a solid entry into the series except for M.V. Carey once again introducing actual ghosts into the story. Why didn't the editors of this series stop her from erring so many times? This is a mystery series set in the real world, not a horror or fantasy series.
August 29, 2025
Klaas Heufer-Umlauf hat das klaasse gelesen
August 17, 2023
Było bardzo Ok, choć bez większych zachwytów. Fajnie było wrócić do tej serii po ponad 20 latach! 🥰
September 7, 2022
Und darum geht es ...
Justus, Peter und Bob nehmen einen Job als Servierjungen bei einem Caterer an. Sie versorgen die Gäste eines recht populären Mannes - des Millionärs Pilcher. Dass der auch noch während seiner Party spurlos verschwindet, ruft die drei Jungdetektive natürlich auf den Plan. Und auch Pilchers Tochter lässt sich schließlich dazu herbei, die Jungen als Detektive zu engagieren. Ein mehr als undurchsichtiger Fall nimmt für die drei Fragezeichen aus Rocky Beach seinen Lauf ...
Meine Meinung ...
Laut meiner Aufzeichnungen habe ich dieses Buch erstmals im Jahr 2006 gelesen, also vor inzwischen sechzehn Jahren. Das Hörspiel habe ich aber schon vor dem ersten Lesen geliebt. Überhaupt ist der schrullige Millionär ein geliebter Klassiker aus dem Fragezeichen-Universum für mich. Und das Buch als Hardcover - wie auf dem Bild zu sehen - zu bekommen, war auch alles andere als leicht. Nur die Begeisterung für die Story hat über die Jahre ein wenig nachgelassen, weshalb ich dann auch zu meiner Wertung komme ...
Justus, Peter und Bob nehmen einen Job als Servierjungen bei einem Caterer an. Sie versorgen die Gäste eines recht populären Mannes - des Millionärs Pilcher. Dass der auch noch während seiner Party spurlos verschwindet, ruft die drei Jungdetektive natürlich auf den Plan. Und auch Pilchers Tochter lässt sich schließlich dazu herbei, die Jungen als Detektive zu engagieren. Ein mehr als undurchsichtiger Fall nimmt für die drei Fragezeichen aus Rocky Beach seinen Lauf ...
Meine Meinung ...
Laut meiner Aufzeichnungen habe ich dieses Buch erstmals im Jahr 2006 gelesen, also vor inzwischen sechzehn Jahren. Das Hörspiel habe ich aber schon vor dem ersten Lesen geliebt. Überhaupt ist der schrullige Millionär ein geliebter Klassiker aus dem Fragezeichen-Universum für mich. Und das Buch als Hardcover - wie auf dem Bild zu sehen - zu bekommen, war auch alles andere als leicht. Nur die Begeisterung für die Story hat über die Jahre ein wenig nachgelassen, weshalb ich dann auch zu meiner Wertung komme ...
May 4, 2019
4.5 stars
This is among my very favorites of the Three Investigators series. Despite the now-outdated computer references(replacing this with a room full of filing cabinets would have actually aged better), M.V. Carey's writing and character development are excellent here. For a change, the boys become involved in helping some rather unpleasant people. Jeremy Pilcher, the miserly hoarder of the title, never becomes any kinder in the story, remaining stubbornly mean and ruthless. His daughter is not exactly sweetness and light either, though she is a more complex character who clearly doesn't want to become any more like her father. Ray Sanchez was quite a likable side character with a few secrets of his own.
Despite her numerous '80s references, I will gladly admit that M.V. Carey always delivers when it comes to the personalities and relationships of the characters!
This is among my very favorites of the Three Investigators series. Despite the now-outdated computer references(replacing this with a room full of filing cabinets would have actually aged better), M.V. Carey's writing and character development are excellent here. For a change, the boys become involved in helping some rather unpleasant people. Jeremy Pilcher, the miserly hoarder of the title, never becomes any kinder in the story, remaining stubbornly mean and ruthless. His daughter is not exactly sweetness and light either, though she is a more complex character who clearly doesn't want to become any more like her father. Ray Sanchez was quite a likable side character with a few secrets of his own.
Despite her numerous '80s references, I will gladly admit that M.V. Carey always delivers when it comes to the personalities and relationships of the characters!
June 13, 2015
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Terkubur di antara jutaan buku!
Kalimat itu yang paling saya sukai dari buku ini. Sejak dulu pastinya. Pertama kali membaca serial ini saat di sekolah menengah. Saya yang bukan penyuka kisah percintaan tentunya memilih kisah detektif dan misteri, selain kisah petualangan.
Saya masih ingat, dengan beberapa sahabat seakan berlomba siapa terlebih dahulu menemukan buku baru dari seri ini. Rasanya bangga menjadi yang pertama memamerkan, soal membaca urusan nanti. Saat kuliah, saya mulai mengumpulkan kembali beberapa buku yang hilang dalam serial ini. Kebetulan saat itu masih terjual di toko buku.
Terkubur di antara jutaan buku!
Kalimat itu yang paling saya sukai dari buku ini. Sejak dulu pastinya. Pertama kali membaca serial ini saat di sekolah menengah. Saya yang bukan penyuka kisah percintaan tentunya memilih kisah detektif dan misteri, selain kisah petualangan.
Saya masih ingat, dengan beberapa sahabat seakan berlomba siapa terlebih dahulu menemukan buku baru dari seri ini. Rasanya bangga menjadi yang pertama memamerkan, soal membaca urusan nanti. Saat kuliah, saya mulai mengumpulkan kembali beberapa buku yang hilang dalam serial ini. Kebetulan saat itu masih terjual di toko buku.
September 6, 2020
Little disappointed for this to be the finale in the 3 investigator's series. Also MV Carey's final installment in this series before she died. It was quick read but a little boring. Wealthy hated man character. I will miss Bob, Pete, Jupe, & the junkyard headquarters.
April 23, 2019
Ending was a bit disappointing but overall enjoyable nonetheless.
February 20, 2022
Die drei Detektive arbeiten auf einem Verlobungsevent als Aushilfen.
Die Tochter eines geizigen Millionäres soll heiraten. Als eben jener plötzlich einen Herzanfall erleidet soll Peter in seinem Schlafzimmer auf ihn aufpassen. Als Peter kurz mal in Bad möchte um Hände zu waschen, wird er dort eingesperrt und muss es über das Fenster verlassen. Doch der Millionär ist fort und kurze Zeit später erhält die Tochter den Brief eines Erpressers, welcher nach dem "Buch des Bischofs" verlangt.
Schleunigst begeben sich Justus, Peter und Bob auf die Suche nach dem Buch und ihre Recherchen führen sie nach Kolumbien.
Das ist eine gute Folge, um sie nebenbei zu hören. Sie ist schon spannend, hat aber nicht den typischen teilweise Gruselfaktor der drei ???.
Auffällig ist, dass Peter in dieser Folge besonders schlecht darin ist Justus zu folgen in dem was er sagt.
Unnötig ist die Miniwendung am Ende, wie ich finde.
Die Tochter eines geizigen Millionäres soll heiraten. Als eben jener plötzlich einen Herzanfall erleidet soll Peter in seinem Schlafzimmer auf ihn aufpassen. Als Peter kurz mal in Bad möchte um Hände zu waschen, wird er dort eingesperrt und muss es über das Fenster verlassen. Doch der Millionär ist fort und kurze Zeit später erhält die Tochter den Brief eines Erpressers, welcher nach dem "Buch des Bischofs" verlangt.
Schleunigst begeben sich Justus, Peter und Bob auf die Suche nach dem Buch und ihre Recherchen führen sie nach Kolumbien.
Das ist eine gute Folge, um sie nebenbei zu hören. Sie ist schon spannend, hat aber nicht den typischen teilweise Gruselfaktor der drei ???.
Auffällig ist, dass Peter in dieser Folge besonders schlecht darin ist Justus zu folgen in dem was er sagt.
Unnötig ist die Miniwendung am Ende, wie ich finde.
June 27, 2023
naja. ganz ok, aber nichts grossartiges. manche charaktere sind ganz interessant, zb miss und mr pilcher und der caterer, aber der täter ist sooo obvious und ein rassistisches klischee. bin mir von den dreien besseres gewöhnt. die hintergrundgeschichte in südamerika ist ein klitzekleines bisschen aware, und das i-wort wurde für die hörbuchfassung gottseidank angepasst, dennoch wird die katholische kirche und die kolonialmacht sehr geschönt dargestellt und die erfundene indigene gemeinschaft wird nicht durch individuen vertreten.
October 7, 2021
So ends my read through of the series to revisit my childhood. A whimper of a book in general though the climax was something of a bang. If you are thinking of reading the three investigators read the ten books by the original author, Robert Arthur. The rest are very uneven and generally not worth the effort, though a few are almost randomly quite good.
March 1, 2024
During the pandemic, I tracked down all of the books in this series. Tonight I finished reading the last one! It’s not a very memorable one although I did appreciate that after all of the other books debunked any supernatural explanations, this one did not.
June 14, 2017
I don't know, but I'm just not feeling this book right now. Bored me to tears. 1 more book to go, and I will have finished the whole series. This was just another one of the mediocre later entries.
September 15, 2017
Menarik kasusnya
July 1, 2023
Gelesen von Klaas Heufer-Umlauf.
October 18, 2023
Hat mir auch als Hörbuch sehr gut gefallen. Klaas Heufer-Umlauf macht als Sprecher einen guten Job und der Fall ist einfach toll, wenn auch weniger actionreich.
August 28, 2025
3,25 Sterne.
November 28, 2022
Sadly it is the last original one as it ended in America too soon. 43 books are in this series, showing small stories to get yourself to think about what had happened behind the scenes.
In Germany we already have around 217 books and more will come out each year. There are also 217 audiobooks about this series which are meant for kids but adults too.
In Germany we already have around 217 books and more will come out each year. There are also 217 audiobooks about this series which are meant for kids but adults too.
August 14, 2021
Slabší díl :(
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