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The second in a series of irresistibly charming, beautifully illustrated children's classics - the adventures of Detective Nosegoode and his talking dog, Cody. Detective Nosegoode wants to enjoy his well deserved retirement, but it seems the villains of Lower Limewood are determined not to let him rest: Ambrosius Nosegoode's best friend, his talking dog Cody has been kidnapped! Will he be returned safe and sound? Never fear, Detective Nosegoode is already on their trail.
Publication
Pushkin Children's Books (2018), 128 pages
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LibraryThing member SandraBrower
Having read Detective Nosegoode and the Music Box Mystery, I was looking forward to reading this book to my nephew and niece. They are a little on the older side of the middle-grade spectrum, but they liked the story of Detective Nosegoode trying to rescue his beloved dog Cody. They especially
Mr. Orlon does a very good job of helping 8 to 12 year old readers to anticipate, and sleuth the clues to a not always apparent outcome and then feel satisfaction at the end of the book when they solve the mystery.
I appreciate Ms. Marciniak bringing this book to the english readers. It is a nostalgic look at childhood mysteries.
I received this book from Pushkin Children’s Book in lieu of my honest review.
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enjoyed to "story within a story" of Cody trying to help the kidnappers, just so he could bust them at the same time. They laughed at the antics that Cody gets involved in.Mr. Orlon does a very good job of helping 8 to 12 year old readers to anticipate, and sleuth the clues to a not always apparent outcome and then feel satisfaction at the end of the book when they solve the mystery.
I appreciate Ms. Marciniak bringing this book to the english readers. It is a nostalgic look at childhood mysteries.
I received this book from Pushkin Children’s Book in lieu of my honest review.
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Language
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Polish
Physical description
128 p.; 7.8 inches
ISBN
178269157X / 9781782691570