Frank Passfeller Antje Hagemann

Math Learning Thriller (Year 2) Sherlock Schultz and the Vanished Countess

Publication date: 13.02.2025
7+
64 Pages, 17 cm x 24 cm

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(series): Czech, Georgian

Paperback

ISBN: 978-3-7432-1979-3

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Content

Smart Puzzling – Learning Made Fun!

Attention, young detectives! In these learning thrillers, children join the self-proclaimed master detective Sherlock Schultz and his niece Tine as they solve thrilling criminal cases. During the chase for the culprit, they naturally review and reinforce what they’ve learned in school subjects like math or writing. Each double-page spread features engaging exercises and puzzles directly tied to the story. These learning mysteries also enhance reading comprehension and concentration skills. Learning has never been this exciting!

Improve reading comprehension and concentration effortlessly
Aligned with 2nd-grade learning objectives
Colorfully and humorously illustrated
Includes solutions for self-checking

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Frank Passfeller

Frank Passfeller investigates mysterious criminal cases on behalf of the BKA, the Federal Criminal Police Office. Years of dealing with seemingly inexplicable events have made him an expert at thinking outside the box and making connections. After work, he invents absurdly tricky puzzles for children, teenagers, and adults.

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Antje Hagemann

Antje Hagemann has a head full of colors and funny characters. After studying graphic design in Münster, she initially worked as a freelancer in various animation studios for ten years. She has been working successfully as a freelance illustrator since 2004. What she likes best about her job is that she can create entire worlds according to her own ideas.

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