By: Daniel Kenney
and Emily Boever
Genre: Young
Reader Mystery
Pages: 82
Published: 2014
Told In: Third
Person
Series: The Math
Inspectors, 1 of 4
Compare to:
Nancy Drew, Carolyn Keene
Encyclopedia Brown, Donald Sobol
A to Z Mysteries, Ron Roy
In a nutshell:
A group of four friends who love math, decide to use their
skills to solve mysteries while simultaneously proving how important math is.
What you may enjoy:
This series is meant for 3rd-5th grade
readers. It fills a perfect niche for kids who love mysteries whether they like
math or not. At the back of the book, word problems are provided that relate to
the story. A great mix of math and literature!
What you may NOT
enjoy:
The series is quite silly. The kids often compare themselves
to the Scooby Doo gang, with their own set of cliché says. The adults are made
to seem unobservant and slightly incapable.
Warnings:
Violence and Disturbing Images:
Man has a bleeding cut on his head
Sex and Nudity:
None
Language and Profanity:
None
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