Sealed Mysteries
Little Tyke Murder Mysteries
4 Books
Ann Evans
1998-2001
Mysteries with a locked final solution chapter
Sealed Mysteries
Also known as 'Little Tyke Murder Mysteries', this series is comprised of short novels, with a sealed final chapter, contianing the solution and explanation to the main mystery.
Books in this series
1
Pushing His Luck
1998
Who doesn't love a good murder mystery story? This Little Tyke Murder Mystery series by children's author, Ann Evans, provides four great whodunnits for younger readers to enjoy.
2
Fishing for Clues
2000
Who doesn't love a good murder mystery story? This Little Tyke Murder Mystery series by children's author, Ann Evans, provides four great whodunnits for younger readers to enjoy.
3
Stealing the Show
2000
Who doesn't love a good murder mystery story? This Little Tyke Murder Mystery series by children's author, Ann Evans, provides four great whodunnits for younger readers to enjoy.
Each crime story is packed with mystery and adventure.
These ebooks for children allow the young readers to look for clues among the red herrings and work out who committed the crime. This series of kids ebooks comes with a weblink to some secret pages containing author tips on deciding who the culprit is.
In Stealing the Show Emma and Lucy experience the chance of a lifetime. Emma has won a competition to spend the weekend with the hottest new boy-band around, Street Wise. She and her friend, Lucy fly to France on the band's private jet, watching the concerts, going backstage� It all sounds brilliant. Until something deadly happens�
4
Pointing the Finger
2001
Who doesn't love a good murder mystery story? This Little Tyke Murder Mystery series by children's author, Ann Evans, provides four great whodunnits for younger readers to enjoy.
Each crime story is packed with mystery and adventure.
These ebooks for children allow the young readers to look for clues among the red herrings and work out who committed the crime. This series of kids ebooks comes with a weblink to some secret pages containing author tips on deciding who the culprit is.
In Pointing the Finger Daniel takes on Gibbets Hollow as part of his paper round. It doesn�t worry him that this lonely lane is supposed to be haunted. He doesn�t believe in ghosts anyway. But he soon discovers that there are some strange people living in Gibbets Hollow and when one of them is murdered � stabbed with a pitchfork, Daniel is convinced the police have arrested the wrong person. With the help of his pal, Tim, they endeavour to unearth the re