The Case That Time Forgot (The Sherlock Files, #3)

by Tracy Barrett

Paperback, 2011

Status

Available

Call number

J3F.Bar

Publication

Square Fish (Henry Holt and Company)

Pages

158

Description

Xena and Xander Holmes, an American brother and sister who are living in England, use clues from their ancestor Sherlock Holmes' casebook when they are asked by a classmate to find an ancient Egyptian artifact that has been missing for many years.

Description

Xander's classmate Karim tells him about a famous amulet carved in the shape of Thoth, the Egyptian god of time. It was thought to be so powerful that it could turn back time one day every hundred years. And that day is in a week!

The amulet disappeared from a London museum years ago. Xena and Xander's celebrated ancestor Sherlock Holmes tried to find it, but had no luck. The twins are on the caseā€”and so are mysterious foes who are trying to thwart and perhaps even harm them! Can Xander and Xena track down what Sherlock Holmes could not?

Collection

Barcode

4710

Language

Original language

English

Physical description

158 p.; 7.6 inches

ISBN

0312563582 / 9780312563585

Lexile

700L

User reviews

LibraryThing member Amy_Marie
Xena and Xander are the descendants of the great Sherlock Holmes! They inherit his secret book of unsolved cases and in this edition tackle the case that time forgot. Their mission is to discover a secret Egyptian water clock that has the ability to stop time! The two must race through London in
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order to decipher hieroglyphs, interpret clues, and find the amulet all while going to school, dealing with bullies, and using public transportation and getting home by curfew! This book is a quick and easy read that remains action packed and entertaining throughout!
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LibraryThing member agrudzien
Xander's classmate Karim seeks him out to help solve the mystery of a missing amulet -- an amulet that is said to have the power to stop time. As Xander and Xena attempt to find the amulet, missing since Sherock's time, they use the skills and friendships they have developed since first finding out
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who their anscestor was.

Better than book two, plus I think Egyptian history/gods are fascinating
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Rating

½ (10 ratings; 3.8)

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