Synopsis: An illustrated adaptation of the classic Sherlock Holmes adventure – at an easy-to-read level for readers of all ages!
With a deadly phantom hound on the loose and a mysterious man living on the moors, Devon is a dangerous place to be. But Holmes and Watson must put their fears aside. The country’s favourite crime-fighting duo need to unravel the strange case of Sir Charles Baskerville’s murder before his nephew meets the same fate.
Release Date: 6th October 2021
Genres: Mystery, Classics, Middle Grade, Paranormal, Historical, Crime
Pages: 120
Review: This was such a thrilling mystery that I actually didn’t solve in anyway at all, but wow did I enjoy reading it. I also really liked that it was heavily Watson lead which was so nice he got a chance to be lead investigator for this mystery.
With it being set on the moors it automatically makes the setting of the story so eerie, so it’s easy to understand why the locals were scared of this phantom hound stalking the moors and scaring people to death, who wouldn’t be scared being there at night with that eerie thought surrounding you.
Everything about the way this one was written was done so perfectly, it felt so creepy and so eerie and I was loving reading along trying to figure out the mystery but not managing it, which I love as it prove how good it was.
I love these easy to read mysteries the classic Holmes and Watson cases but written in a much more fun, easy and understandable way. I loved delving into this amazing case with Watson.
About Author: Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle was a British writer best known for his detective fiction featuring the character Sherlock Holmes. Doyle was a prolific writer; his non-Sherlockian works include fantasy and science fiction stories about Professor Challenger and humorous stories about the Napoleonic soldier Brigadier Gerard, as well as plays, romances, poetry, non-fiction and historical novels.
About Transcriber: Stephanie was born in England before emigrating to Australia – and later New Zealand – with her family, where she trained as a nurse. Whilst back in England on holiday, she met and married her husband, had a daughter and settled down.
Stephanie’s lifelong interest in writing became more serious when her first children’s book, Avalanche, was published in the 1980s. Since then, she has had around forty children’s books published, and has also published an historical novella for adults.
Stephanie works closely with schools, she tutors for two writing schools and occasionally runs writing workshops for adults.
Stephanie joined Sweet Cherry Publishing in 2013 with her Mr Pattacake series, and she has since written The Dinosaur Detectives. Stephanie currently lives in the Chiltern Hills in Buckinghamshire.
About Illustrator: Arianna is a freelance illustrator based in Florence, Italy, where she majored in Entertainment Design at Nemo Academy. Since then she has worked as 2D artist with Italian independent video game studios. The Sherlock Holmes series is her debut novel as an illustrator for Children’s books.
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