Unsolved #02: More Famous Real Life Mysteries

by George Sullivan

Book Overview

The mysterious death of young martial arts star Bruce Lee shocks the world. America's 29th president dies just before a scandal is revealed. A mob boss is killed right under the noses of two police... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0590203576
• ISBN13: 9780590203579
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: Scholastic
• Length: 119 Pages
• Weight: 0.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 4.2" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

Just as good as the first ...

This book is as enjoyable as the book it is a sequel to-Unsolved! Famous Real-Life Mysteries by George Sullivan. I'm well past the intended age group for this book and I ended up learning of cases and people I had not heard of. I think these books would be a great tool in getting young teens or anyone interested in doing their own research on the stories therein . When the books end, you find yourself wanting to know even more. Your curosity is sparked and thats one of the marks of a worthwhile book.

Unsolved! Famous Real-Life Mysteries >>Book Review

George Sullivan is the man who likes to compose mysteries and horror stories. In the category of children's non-fiction, this is about the history. The last of his achievements that I have read is called "Unsolved! Famous Real-Life Mysteries," the theme of which is not just catchy to me, but the story will get in touch with other readers. Some of the parts were mentioned about Robert F. Kennedy; however, there is no question of who did it. There remain some lingering doubts as to some of the circumstances of the case. Anyhow, the assassination in 1969 of Robert F. Kennedy, brother of President John F. Kennedy, is a lesson. Robert Kennedy's assassin was tried, convicted and is serving time in a California prison. It's the way to deal with evidence that lead experts to believe another gunman was involved. And some part of the murder of Robert Kennedy has been solved. Those are some part of the theme that I try to summarize how the stories were going. You can see how the author was trying to investigate the confusion which was planned thinking of them. Among the cases he explores the appearance of clues. And it teaches the readers how to become a prudence person, because of someone nowadays doesn't realize significance of investigation which is very important for everyone. The book that I've read still teaches me how to become a reasonable person. When you do something bad or something good, how it affects other people. Finally, I really like this book. It gave me lots of abstract noun, and also thoughtful ideas, because the book was pointing out directly what I really like, how political science field is going, and how criminal people have been detected. That's the way you have to find out in "Unsolved! Famous Real-Life Mysteries"