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The Crime & Mystery Solvers in The Stolen Gem!
Join the Crime & Mystery Solvers in their first thrilling adventure as they attempt to crack the case of the Stolen Gem! The Crime & Mystery Solvers get their first case when a precious emerald is stolen in their town. Will five young girls be able to work together to discover clues and solve the mystery? Or will the thieves outsmart them and get away with the crime? Find out in the first book of the exciting new Crime & Mystery Solvers series. Written by Ashlyn Eilbacher, a 5th-grade student and first-time author, The Crime & Mystery Solvers and the Stolen Gem is an amusing children's book that shows that friendship, teamwork and girl power are the perfect combination for sleuthing success.
Cubby Roo and the Mystery Solvers Team
Realizing the success they're having in detective class, Cubby Roo, his master and three of their friends form their own mystery detective club. While Cubby and Harry take a walk in the woods the next day they encounter a man dying of multiple stab wounds. Unhappy about these sleuths being at the crime scene upon his return the killer comes after them. Cubby and Harry aren't the only ones worrying about staying safe, as their partners must hide when burglars return to the house they previously burgled items from. In another case, tourists are frightened out of a haunted museum. The detectives must flee for their safety too while trying to solve the mystery.
Mystery Makers and Solvers
This book is about the adventures and life of Christine Travis. She finds herself right in the middle of three disturbing mysteries at different times of her young life. Come along with her as she uses her cunning mind and intellect as well as her sense of goodness to bring evil to justice. From the Author Almost every young girl of my generation was a fan of the Nancy Drew books. I was no exception. As a twelve-year-old, I decided to create a club called Mystery Makers and Solvers. Once a week, my friends and I would get together, and we would give book reports of the most recent novels read about Nancy Drews mysteries. We would then exchange books or go to the public library for more in the series. This action spurred my interest in reading mysteries as an adult. A number of years ago, I decided to write a novel myself as I felt I had an adventure inside me. As it happens, I had three of them and a heroine that I named Christine Travis. She is my Nancy Drew. I hope that you will enjoy her life and adventures as much I did in creating them.
The Mystery of the Stolen Coins
The Mystery of the Stolen Coins is the first book involving The Mystery Solvers Club. Follow the young teens Daniel, Michael, and Emma Bailey as they try to solve their first mystery. Along the lines of The Three Investigators, The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew, this book will provide fun for young readers. Adult readers will enjoy this family oriented book. Get the first book involving The Mystery Solvers Club. Future books will follow.
Dee's Mystery Solvers
Almost every teenager has dreamed of finding buried treasure at the beach. While accompanying Dee and Marty's mother and Lynn's mother on a business trip in Morgan's Cove, the Mystery Solvers find a treasure map inside an old seaweed-covered bottle near the beach. Thinking they've discovered a find of a lifetime, they set out to various shops to get more information about the history of the cove and what Pirates of Olde might have buried their treasures there in the past. Their sleuthing questions, however, capture the attention of some modern day thieves who keep watchful eyes on the Mystery Solvers' activities. Soon the Mystery Solvers find themselves in harm's way and that some secrets are often best left buried. They are forced to consider the price of their lives over the potential worth of unknown treasure.
Notoriously Neat
Spring is just around the corner in Pigeon Cove, which means business should soon be picking up for professional cleaner Sky Taylor. Unfortunately, there are those in town with a different—and deadly—definition of spring cleaning… Love is in the air for Sky and her potential new beau, the town’s police chief—until their first date is interrupted by a menagerie of household pets stampeding through the restaurant. Someone’s murdered Dr. Gail Pilsner, the Cove’s hugely popular veterinarian, releasing all the critters bordered at her clinic. And that someone just may be Orlando Rios, Pilsner’s lab tech. Sky believes Orlando is innocent, and thinks her best friend, Chloe Edwards, has more insight about him, since she’s known Dr. Pilsner for years. But Chloe hasn’t been available lately, spending more and more time with her vocal group, the La Dee Das. And when one of the singers is murdered, Sky must uncover the link between the veterinarian and the songbirds before a killer finishes cleaning house.
Dee's Mystery Solvers
Marty Sullivan's black cat, Edgar, mysteriously appears at the most unusual times and in the least expected places. For the others in Dee's Mystery Solvers Club, they suspect the cat is somehow magical. What they don't know is Marty's secret about Edgar and where he found the cat. Marty wants to tell them his secret. But in doing so, he knows his suspicious sister, Dee, won't rest until they solve the complete mystery. Her unyielding stubbornness might place their lives into danger, especially after he tells her that Edgar was found in the haunted Tangled Forest. Marty's second greatest fear is that returning to the forest might cause him to lose Edgar forever, as the cat's true owner is a ghost ... The ghost of a witch.
Course-Based Undergraduate Research
Co-published with the Council on Undergraduate Research Undergraduate research has long been recognized as a high-impact practice (HIP), but has unfortunately been offered only to juniors and seniors, and to very few of them (often in summer programs). This book shows how to engage students in authentic research experiences, built into the design of courses in the first two years, thus making the experience available to a much greater number of students.Research that is embedded in a course, especially general education courses, addresses the issue of how to expand undergraduate research to all students. Research has shown that students who have early experiences in undergraduate research ar...
