Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes Children's Collection (Series 2) - Mystery, Mischief and Mayhem (Easy Classics) 10 Books Box Set (Sherlock Holmes Set 2: Mystery, Mischief and Mayhem)

Description

These books are original UK English editions, created and published in British English. They are designed to help young readers strengthen their English language comprehension, vocabulary, and reading confidence through exposure to authentic British storytelling and phrasing. Subtle differences in spelling, grammar, and expressions from American English are intentional, supporting learning and cultural understanding. Adapted by: Stephanie Baudet Titles in this Set (with story summaries): A Scandal in Bohemia – Holmes faces a brilliant adversary who may outwit him, testing pride and perception. The Copper Beeches – A governess’s strange job offer hides a dangerous secret inside a country house. The Six Napoleons – A spree of smashed busts leads to a stolen jewel and a bigger conspiracy. The Engineer’s Thumb – A maimed young engineer’s tale draws Holmes and Watson into an industrial crime. Charles Augustus Milverton – Holmes confronts London’s coldest blackmailer to save a woman’s future. Silver Blaze – A famous racehorse vanishes and a trainer is murdered on the eve of a major race. The Bruce-Partington Plans – Top-secret submarine drawings go missing, pulling Holmes into a web of spies. The Musgrave Ritual – An old riddle unlocks a centuries-hidden mystery in a stately home. The Stockbroker’s Clerk – A too-good-to-be-true job offer conceals a clever criminal scheme. The Final Problem – Holmes hunts Professor Moriarty in a high-stakes duel of minds and morals. Bonus: Plus FREE Audiobook versions of all texts (QR codes included). Description: Engaging illustrations encourage interaction and mystery-solving. Includes rarely published cases alongside the famous adventures. A carefully simplified retelling of Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories to introduce children aged 7+ to the classics. Sweet Cherry Publishing adapts classic literature into shorter, approachable reads — great for reluctant or dyslexic readers, and for young bookworms not yet ready for the full texts. Review: Good , Quick Read - You can't go wrong with Sherlock Holmes. The twins are 10 years old and it is a quick and easy read to keep them engaged and more time away from the screen. The stories are age appropriate and no grammatical errors observed. Review: Fun stories - My toddlers have been obsessed with these stories and it’s nice that some pages have pictures.