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The Deadly Dungeon (A to Z Mysteries)

The Deadly Dungeon (A to Z Mysteries)

Published in
1998
4.11
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Description

Don't miss A to Z Mysteriesalphabetic adventures that are full of thrills, chills, and cases to crack!D is for Deadly...In the fourth book of the A to Z Mysteriesan early chapter book mystery series featuring strong boy and girl charactersDink, Josh, and Ruth Rose are having a sleepover - in a castle! Dink's favorite mystery writer,Wallis Wallace, has invited them for a visit. But as soon as they arrive, the kids start hearing screams behindthe walls. Wallis Wallace says notto worry, every castle is haunted, but Dink isn't so sure. Can they discover who - orwhat - ishauntingMoose Manor?Each book includes a map and a letter from the author. Parents, teachers, and librarians agree that these highly collectible chapter books are perfect for emerging readers and any kid who love mysteries!From the Trade Paperback edition.
Age
7-10
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
44 pages
Book in series
#4

Why to read

  • Engaging Mystery: 'The Deadly Dungeon' offers readers an intriguing and suspenseful plot that keeps them guessing until the very end. The story is filled with clues, red herrings, and twists that make it a captivating read for young mystery enthusiasts.
  • Improves Problem-Solving Skills: As part of the 'A to Z Mysteries' series, this book encourages children to think critically and use deductive reasoning to solve the mystery alongside the main characters, Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose, enhancing their problem-solving skills.
  • Develops Reading Habits: The book is part of a larger series, which can motivate children to continue reading and exploring more stories within the same universe. This can help establish a lifelong habit of reading and a love for books.
  • Educational Content: While enjoying the mystery, readers also learn about different topics such as geography, history, and vocabulary. 'The Deadly Dungeon' introduces children to the concept of dungeons, potentially sparking interest in historical architecture and medieval history.