Book details
Encyclopedia Brown and the Case of the Jumping Frogs
Description
Encyclopedia Brown, a ten-year-old boy detective, returns with ten new mysteries to solve in Idaville alongside his partner, Sally Kimball. They encounter challenges from familiar foes such as Bugs Meany and Wilford Wiggins, as well as new characters that bring additional intrigue. The solutions to all the mysteries are provided at the end of the book, but readers are encouraged to try solving them on their own first.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
developing
Length
44 pages
Book in series
#23
Why to read
- Develops Problem-Solving Skills: Reading 'Encyclopedia Brown and the Case of the Jumping Frogs' challenges young readers to solve mysteries alongside the protagonist, which can enhance critical thinking and deductive reasoning abilities.
- Entertaining and Educational: The book provides a fun and engaging reading experience that also educates readers about various topics and trivia, as Encyclopedia Brown often uses his vast knowledge to crack cases.
- Introduction to Mystery Genre: For children and young readers, this book serves as a great introduction to the mystery genre, offering age-appropriate puzzles and storylines that can spark a lifelong interest in detective fiction.
- Positive Role Model: Encyclopedia Brown is a smart, resourceful, and ethical character who encourages readers to value intelligence, fairness, and perseverance, making him a positive role model for young readers.