The Little Giant(r) Book of Whodunits

by Matt Lafleur, Hy Conrad, Keah Brown

Solve crimes like a detective, find clues where nobody else would think of looking, trap suspects with their own words, and ignore facts that appear to be significant but are only distractions. Better than a police academy course, all 80 of these simple stories will show you how to find the culprit while everybody else is completely confused. You'll make your town's Christmas merrier when you find out who shot Santa Claus. Figure out which family...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0806904739
• ISBN13: 9780806904733
• Release Date: June 1998
• Publisher: Sterling
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.49 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.3" x 4.8"

Customer Reviews

Great Whodunit story collections.

Entertaining as well as chanllenging. Something I'll keep going back to for fun.

Great Brain Book

I bought this book for my 11 year old nephew and he was so absorbed in it he almost finished all the puzzles in 2 days. He's a pretty smart kid and loves to challenge himself, so it was the perfect gift. He said some were tougher than others, but he got help from the whole family and it turned out to be a fun family event.

Hy Praise!

This is a great book. I am a math teacher always looking for resources to motivate Junior High and High School students. The students couldn't get enough of these mysteries. I wish there were about a dozen more of them. Fantastic work.

So many mysteries, so little time

You will not be disappointed by this book. Conrad knows how to entertain and intrigue you without confusing you. You get a total of 80 mysteries for you to solve. Each one more interesting than the previous one. You deal with murderers, thieves, kidnappers, as well as rebel forces. Match your wits against them and see if you can beat them at their own game. Go ahead and buy it, you'll be glad you did.

More engaging mini-mysteries from the master.

The stories in this book are much shorter than his regular length mini-mysteries and are generally easier to solve. Each case might take the average person about 15 minutes to solve.