The Crypto-Capers Review: Today's Book Tour Stop is at Family Matters

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Today's stop is at Family Matters. Please check out the interview if you get a chance and comment to enter into my giveaways. See all rules and info at http://thecryptocapersseries.blogspot.com/2011/04/new-release-in-joe-joe-nut-and-biscuit.html
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Renee

April 7th
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The Crypto-Capers Series

This series is an interactive adventure that includes the reader into the story. Books 1, 2, 3 & 4 are out. The Case of the Missing Sock, The Case of Red Rock Canyon, The Legend of the Golden Monkey and The Chest of Mystery. Recently released is a new lower elementary mystery series known as The Adventures of Joe-Joe Nut and Biscuit Bill in the Great Pie Catastrophe. This book is about animal detectives where children will learn about animal tracks and mystery solving. Here is the summary for book 1 of the Crypto-Capers Series. For more information about all of my children's books or if you would like to purchase the series, all books are available at Barnes and Nobles as well as Amazon.com. Also available in all book stores and signed copies can be bought from me through my website at http://www.reneeahand.com/

The Team:

In this story siblings Max and Mia Holmes, along with their good friend Morris, and their flamboyant Granny Holmes, are known asThe Crypto-Capers. They are a group of detectives who unravel crimes by solving cryptograms that criminals leave behind. Mia is an expert puzzle solver. Max is great at deduction and reasoning. Morris is a computer genius, while Granny...well Granny is the muscle of the group. Don't let her size or age fool you....she is quite handy.

The Stolen Items: An antique sock and Prada sunglasses.

The Assignment:

The Case of The Missing Sock leads the Crypto-Capers to Florida where they are hired by a man named Mr. Delacomb. The mystery leads the team to different locations. Clues flourish throughout the mystery. Suspects by the handful seem to be popping up at every turn, but who commited the crime? Help the detectives solve the case by solving the cryptograms and puzzles. Good Luck!

The Crypto-Capers Review

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Today's Book Tour Stop is at Family Matters

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