It's two o'clock in the morning when the telephone rings and Nate the Great learns that Rosamond's pillowcase is missing. She needs it now because ...
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Jul 10, 2011
Clinton
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In this book Nate was sleeping then the telphone rang. Then he woke-up answered
the phone it was Rosamond.She asked if him could he come over. Then Nate and his
dog went to Rosamond's house. Then Rosamond told him what the problem was she said
that Big Hex's pillowcase was missing.Then they went to Annie's house to try an find
the pillowcase so when they got there they started to investagatethey didn't find
anything . Then they went to eat some pancakes for breakfast t More...
the phone it was Rosamond.She asked if him could he come over. Then Nate and his
dog went to Rosamond's house. Then Rosamond told him what the problem was she said
that Big Hex's pillowcase was missing.Then they went to Annie's house to try an find
the pillowcase so when they got there they started to investagatethey didn't find
anything . Then they went to eat some pancakes for breakfast t More...
Jan 01, 2012
Heather
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My son very much enjoys reading these books, and they are cleverly written for emergent readers. This was the first one he actually read himself. He loves to try to figure out the mystery as he reads. (This one stumped him longer than the others.)
The premise is that Nate's friend Rosamond has lost the pillowcase for her cat Big Hex. Nate has been asked to find it. He searches everywhere with is dog and eventually finds it in the end (as always).
I thoroughly enjoy listening t More...
The premise is that Nate's friend Rosamond has lost the pillowcase for her cat Big Hex. Nate has been asked to find it. He searches everywhere with is dog and eventually finds it in the end (as always).
I thoroughly enjoy listening t More...
Sep 05, 2010
Michelle.
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Nate the Great books aren't that great. I hated them when I was a kid, yet I would always read them.The endings of the books were always the same, they figured out what or who did it. And where are Nate's parents? They just let their son walk around everywhere and question people. That is very irresponsible of them. Nate the Great books always made me fall asleep and always wasted my time. I would not recommend this book to anyone, especially little kids. If kids want real mystery, they should r
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May 31, 2009
Dolly
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This is another fun mystery in the "Nate the Great" series. He refers to himself as Nate the Great and the books in this series have a bit of the old gumshoe feel to them. I keep waiting for Nate the Great to call one of the girls a dame. This story was a bit odd because it had Nate out solving a mystery at 2 a.m., but it is just a story, right?
Apr 01, 2008
A.
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In general, I like how the writer uses simple writing style that suits the reader’s age, and at the same time provides a simple mystery.
In the Pillowcase mystery, Nate the Great asked the right questions and followed the right threads, yet he was somehow misled. His investigations excluded all the suspects, and the only way to solve it was to try and look at the facts from a different point of view. The ending was unexpected-as usual-for the pillowcase turned to be the laundry bag or More...
In the Pillowcase mystery, Nate the Great asked the right questions and followed the right threads, yet he was somehow misled. His investigations excluded all the suspects, and the only way to solve it was to try and look at the facts from a different point of view. The ending was unexpected-as usual-for the pillowcase turned to be the laundry bag or More...
Oct 19, 2009
Chak
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Nate the Great is just that. I particularly like his strange friend Rosamond, who, while not named as such in the book, is totally goth. This book revolved around a Rosamond mystery, which was fun.
Jan 25, 2011
Rosamond calls Nate because the pollowcase is missing. The pillowcase belongs to Big Hex. Nate gets dressed and goes out into the dark.
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Mar 03, 2010
Schmobes
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Level 4. Kiddo loves Nate the Great. Detectives and humor...right up his alley!
Oct 29, 2010
Kaethe
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for the PandaBat. Unfortunately for an adult reader, the humor is pretty much limited to the title pun.
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