Mystery Books

"Snow Falling on Cedars" is a novel that can be categorized as historical fiction, with elements of mystery and romance. It explores themes of prejudice, justice, and memory against the backdrop of post-World War II America.

The Portuguese Man Of War/Jelly fish (big)

Rapunzel is a famous fairy tale character known for her incredibly long hair that reaches the ground. She is best known for the story in which a prince climbs up her hair to visit her in the tower where she is kept by an evil witch.

In "Stormbreaker" by Anthony Horowitz, the main events include Alex Rider's uncle dying, Alex being recruited by MI6, Alex undergoing training, Alex infiltrating Sayle Enterprises, and ultimately foiling a plot to release a deadly virus.

The Curse of Ravenscourt was written by Sarah Masters Buckey and illustrated by Jean-Paul Tibbles.

The Boxcar Children books are typically collected by fans of the series, including children, parents, teachers, and collectors of children's literature. The appeal of the stories, characters, and mysteries in the books have made them popular among readers of all ages.

Chasing Vermeer is about when a painting by Vermeer is stolen and 2 kids (Calder and Petra) attempt to get it back. Clues from their neighbor Mrs. Sharpe and their teacher Ms. Hussey receive 2 letters from the culprit. Also read the book. The first 5 chapters are pretty boring but if you ready the end it is pretty exciting when the culprit is revealed.

"Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind" is a Studio Ghibli film that was adapted from a manga series of the same name created by Hayao Miyazaki. The manga was serialized in Animage magazine from 1982 to 1994, and the film was released in 1984.

In Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects, characters can be unlocked by completing certain objectives in the game, such as finishing specific levels or winning certain battles. Some characters are also unlocked by entering cheat codes or by progressing through the story mode.

In "Chasing Vermeer," the red herring refers to a distraction or false clue that leads characters and readers away from the true solution to the mystery involving the stolen Vermeer painting. It is used as a literary device to create suspense and challenge the detectives to think critically and analyze the evidence carefully.

The Agatha Christie Death on the Nile game is free to download and play online. This popular mystery game provides hours of challenging levels but the unlock key is not available.

The Trixie Belden books were written by a series of different writers using the pseudenom "Katherine Kennedy". Actually the series was created by Julie Campbell Tatham (1908-1998), an author who had a small literary agency in NYC who responded to a call from Western Publishing in the mid-1940's for manuscripts for well-written mystery and adventure books that could be mass-marketed and an affordable price. She wrote six books under her maiden name, Julie Campbell. The remaining books in the series (numbers 7-39) were written by differnet authors using the pseudonom, "Kathryn Kenny".

When Amy and Dan Cahill first heard their grandmother Grace's will reading at her funeral and set off for the 39 Clues, they had no idea which branch they were in and how all the other clue hunters knew their own. However, you later find out that Amy and Dan didn't know for a purpose- they were prevented from knowing their branch until as late as possible by Grace herself and a Man in Black, who later is identified as Fiske Cahill, Grace's younger brother. In the 7th book, Amy and Dan find out that they are Madrigals, the Cahills' most secret elite branch. At first, they thought that this meant that they were the most evil part of the Cahill family, but eventually, in Book 9 (Storm Warning), they learn that Madrigals are actually something different- healers, protectors, the actual good guys.

Any setting you want -- you're the author! Mystery stories can happen anywhere, so anywhere is a good setting.

I, Alex Cross

In "Chasing Vermeer," the culprits' motives are to create chaos and manipulate the art world for their own gain. They want to profit from the stolen Vermeer painting and enjoy the challenge of outsmarting the authorities. Their actions are driven by greed and a desire for power.

The main characters are: Alex Rider, Alan Blunt, Herod Sayle, Jack Starbright, Mrs. Jones, Nardia Vole, Ian Rider, Yassen Grenovitch,Wolf, and the was one other name of of Alex's bunk mates when he was at camp, but he is not a main character. If you really wish to know his name you can find it in chapter 5.

In the game "First Class Murder," the murderer is revealed to be the character named Alistair. Players gather clues and interact with various characters to uncover the truth behind the murder on the train. The game's twist adds an engaging layer of mystery as players navigate through the storyline.

In the letter to Utterson, Jekyll confesses that his youth was marked by a duality of good and evil inclinations. He admits that he struggled with inner conflicts and desires, which led him to pursue his scientific experiments in the hope of separating his darker impulses from his virtuous self.

It was a name given to multiple authors used by a publishing company.

If you remember, Jackie shoots Simon in the leg. Not true, Jackie aims somewhere else and shoots the couch instead, in the bar. Simon had ink on his hands so that it he would squirt it everywhere in the leg to look he actually was shot and blood was everywhere. Jackie was in a panic and Simon told somebody to take her to the doctor, when he was alone in the bar. He grabbed the gun Jackie threw on the ground after shooting Simon and that no one picked up. He runs with the gun shoots linnet ridgeway, goes back to where he was lying with his foot hurt and really shoots himself on the leg. Then the next ay the maid finds linnet dead, knowing Simon could not of done it because he was injured and Jackie insane.

The resolution to Chasing Vermeer is in the last chapter where they find the thief, and everything is cleared up. You will just have to chose a part from the last chapter for the resolution. :)

It's Linnet Ridgeway--a very rich young woman,who nearly be hated by all the other people.