Be A Super Sleuth
6 Books
Wolfgang Ecke
1971-1976
Prolific mystery writer's series of Solve-it-yourselves
Be A Super Sleuth
Wolfgang Ecke publishes a series of Solve it yourself books, with each tale being between 5-10 pages, and finishing with a question. There are a large amount of reprints in various language, so it's difficult to track all editions of these books, and illustrations vary between each reprint, but they are nonetheless enjoyable to read, with some of the puzzles being quite clever
Note the at there are more books in this series published in languages other than english. You can find more information here
Books in this series
The Face at the Window
Stella Humphries (Illustrator)
1971
A collection of detective stories in which the reader determines the culprit. Solutions to the mysteries are included.
The Stolen Paintings
Rolf Rettich (Illustrator)
Wolfgang Ecke's second book in this english series.
The Invisible Witness
Stella Humphries (Illustrator)
A set of 20 mystery stories whose solution must be left to the reader. With three levels of difficulty, some of the stories can be solved by everyone, but others are only available to the most attentive / experienced. The solutions for each story are included at the end of the book.
The Case of the Bank Hold Up
Stella Humphries (Illustrator)
Crime cases to solve yourself. And to make things a little trickier, they are in English - but a vocabulary directory helps.
The Case of the High Rise Robbery
Stella Humphries (Illustrator)
A collection of nineteen mysteries set in Europe and the United States with solutions to be provided by the reader based on clues in the text. Includes a section with solutions, explanations, and indications of degree difficulty for each story.
The Case of the Midnight Chess Game
Stella Humphries (Illustrator)
1976
A set of 20 mystery stories whose solution must be left to the reader. With three levels of difficulty, some of the stories can be solved by everyone, but others are only available to the most attentive / experienced. The solutions for each story are included at the end of the book.