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This classic “whodunit” story with the famous Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson is now told in graphic novel format.
More than 100 pages of illustrated action and adventure!
Sir Charles Baskerville, master of the Baskerville estate, is found dead at the gates with a look of horror on his face.
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are called in to investigate the possibility of foul play.
After several false leads, they solve the mystery and reveal the truth.
Publisher: Printers Row Publishing Group
Recommended Age: Young Adult
Genre: Graphic Novels (Classics)
How I Acquired this book: Publisher
About the Author:
Dave Shephard moved down to the south coast of England to study illustration at Brighton College many years ago. A love of drawing and sea swimming made the town a natural fit. Since then, he’s worked in the wonderfully varied and ever-evolving world of illustration. He specializes in books for teens and younger readers, as well as graphic novels.
Noteworthy experiences while reading this book: This was a good graphic novel retelling of the story but it did have some issues.
Check out author's other books? Yes
Recommend this book? Maybe
Notes and Opinions: This book was great but it had the major issue of being to fast. Although this was pretty long the story itself was very short. It needed more writing and it needed to slow down. The artwork was wonderful and creepy and colorful which I was very happy about. A lot of these classic graphic novels and mangas are all in black and white and that makes it loose a lot of the beauty that it could have. I wish that this would have added a few more pages and slowed the story down. I understand that they were trying to do the entire thing in one go but it was a little to fast.
Go Into This One Knowing: Great but to fast.
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1 comments:
I'd like to get books like this for my classroom. It would be a great way to introduce my students to the classics.
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