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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: A Choose Your Path Book
Heis the worldis best detective; heis you! The crimes, the cases, the clues, theyire yours to sort through in this choose your path adaptation. You make the choices. You decide what happens. Will you survive? Put yourself in the story and find out!
Paperback, 160 pages
Published
November 4th 2011
by Lake 7 Creative
(first published November 1st 2011)
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Dec 08, 2011
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I've loved 'Choose Your Adventure' books even since I could understand what they were, though unfortunately they don't make as many as I'd like. And I haven't read one in years, as they're mainly geared toward elementary school kids. But this Sherlock Holmes edition is one I think can be enjoyed by a variety of ages, because while the wording is simple enough to be understood by children, the themes and stories can be appreciated by teens and adults as well.
I breezed through this book, finishin...more
I breezed through this book, finishin...more
By Jove, it's bloody hard to not slip into the language and accent we associate with this infamous ficticional detective when reading anything remotely associated to him. Never was there another "man of reason" purely the creation of one man's mind that has stayed with us generation after generation with such magnitude. In his more recent reincarnations, we've found his days as a young lad being explored more and more in an effort to bring his mysteries to the younger audience. This book however...more
It has been so long since I had a chance to read a Choose Your Own Adventure book, but I devoured them when I was younger! My favorite part was about them was getting to be a part of the story. Ryan Jacobson has brought this series back in a really big way! I love that Sherlock Holmes gets to be one of the main characters that readers will follow. What a great way to bring a classic story back to life!
Let's be honest, I'm obviously not cut out to be a detective. This book proved to me that in Sh...more
Let's be honest, I'm obviously not cut out to be a detective. This book proved to me that in Sh...more
I've been a fan of choose your own adventures books since I started reading them back in 5th grade. I'll admit, it's been years since I've read one, but reading Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, reminded me of how much fun these books are. They're exciting, action filled reads and completely engaging, as readers get to choose what "they would do next" as they act as though they're the main character.
The exciting thing about this choose your own adventure is the fact the rea...more
The exciting thing about this choose your own adventure is the fact the rea...more
in a sentence or so: a choose your path book where you get to be one of the most famous detectives of all time. choose carefully because surprises, and danger, lurk around every turn.
you're in a strange room in your uncle's house, spending yet another night trying to power through that stupid math homework.
seriously. math is the worst.
and then, quite unexpectedly, you find yourself in the place of the famed Detective Holmes. Watson briefs you on three cases that need the good inspector's eye. tw...more
you're in a strange room in your uncle's house, spending yet another night trying to power through that stupid math homework.
seriously. math is the worst.
and then, quite unexpectedly, you find yourself in the place of the famed Detective Holmes. Watson briefs you on three cases that need the good inspector's eye. tw...more
I remember reading many Choose Your Own Adventure books as a child so I thought it would be fun to review one as an adult. In this book you are Sherlock Holmes and trying to solve the mysteries. I learned that I'm a lousy detective! There are 3 mysteries to solve in this book that have been adapted from the original 12 mysteries in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. I didn't solve even one of them correctly on the first or even second try. Although I'm obviously not cut out for detective work I...more
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