Book details
Silver Blaze
Published in
1892
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Description
The disappearance of a famous racehorse and the murder of his trainer lead to an investigation by Sherlock Holmes. Whether you count yourself a seasoned aficionado of Holmes' ingenious deductions or an intrigued newcomer captivated by the allure of enigma, the 'WHODUNIT with Sherlock Holmes' series assures an escapade like no other. Celebrate the undying legacy of Sherlock Holmes and the captivating story meticulously crafted by Arthur Conan Doyle, followed by the key highlights, learnings, quizzes, puzzles, analysis, and visualization exercises for each story. The WHODUNIT series transcends the boundary of being a mere narrative; and is an invitation to explore, learn, and fabricate within the realm of one of literature's most iconic personas.
Age
6-18
Text complexity
proficient
Length
64 pages
Why to read
- Engaging Mystery: 'Silver Blaze' is one of the most celebrated stories in the Sherlock Holmes canon, featuring an intriguing mystery that showcases Holmes's deductive brilliance as he investigates the disappearance of a racehorse and the murder of its trainer.
- Iconic Detective: Reading 'Silver Blaze' provides insight into the character of Sherlock Holmes, one of literature's most enduring and iconic detectives. His unique methods and the dynamic with his loyal friend Dr. Watson are central to the story's appeal.
- Classic Literature: Arthur Conan Doyle's work is considered classic literature, and 'Silver Blaze' is a prime example of his storytelling prowess. Engaging with this story allows readers to appreciate the historical context and literary style of the late 19th century.
- Memorable Quotes and Moments: The story contains some of the most memorable lines and clever deductions in the Sherlock Holmes series, including the famous observation about the 'curious incident of the dog in the night-time,' which has become a staple quote in detective literature.