The Case of the Golden Key (Jigsaw Jones Mystery, No. 19) ebook

by Jamie Smith,James Preller

Jamie Smith James Preller Literature and Fiction English

James Preller (Author), Jamie Smith (Illustrator). Book 19 of 30 in the Jigsaw Jones Mystery Series.

James Preller (Author), Jamie Smith (Illustrator). This (in my opinion) is one of the better ones I've read. I read them to my special needs teen age son and he usually enjoys them.

James Preller (born 1961) is the children's book author of the Jigsaw Jones Mysteries, which are published by Scholastic Corporation

This (in my opinion) is one of the better ones I've read. Although this book had more pictures almost one per page which made it more interesting for him as a listener. he was able to follow the story better than the others. James Preller (born 1961) is the children's book author of the Jigsaw Jones Mysteries, which are published by Scholastic Corporation. He grew up in Wantagh, New York and went to college in Oneonta, New York.

James Preller is the author of the popular Jigsaw Jones mystery series, which has sold over 10 million copies (of . James Preller lives in Delmar, New York. In addition to writing full-time, he coaches Little League and plays in a men's hardball league

James Preller is the author of the popular Jigsaw Jones mystery series, which has sold over 10 million copies (of 32 titles) since 1998. Six Innings" is his first stand-alone novel, and it grew out of his love for baseball and his experiences in Little League as a player, father, and coach. Those first baseball experiences are vivid times, burned into our memories," Preller says. In addition to writing full-time, he coaches Little League and plays in a men's hardball league. You can visit him on the web at ww. amespreller. Jamie Smith, Co-founder of the SmithCompanies. com, is an avid real estate investor.

Jigsaw Jones Mystery The Case of the Golden Key. By Jamie Smith, James Preller. When his sister Hildy convinces him to call the famous detectives Jigsaw Jones and Mila Yeh, the mystery takes some interesting turns. lt;p Reginald Pinkerton Armitage III has found a box with a golden key inside, but he doesn't know what the key will open.

Jigsaw puzzles are like mysteries - you've got to look at all the pieces to solve the case! . James Preller is the author of the popular Jigsaw Jones mystery series, which has sold over 10 million copies (of 32 titles) since 1998. It's when we first learned to love the game. A time when we knew, somehow, the game loved us back.

The Jigsaw Jones Mysteries is an American series of young children's detective fiction written by New York author James Preller. The series is published by Scholastic Corporation. The first book was published in 1998; 32 regular mysteries appeared between 1998 and 2007 plus 6 Super Special mysteries between 2001 and 2008. A 33rd book in the regular series is to be published in August 2017. The Case of Hermie the Missing Hamster. The Case of the Christmas Snowman. The Case of the Secret Valentine.

Jigsaw Jones is a, puzzle fanatic detective who deals with all kinds of cases. He knows that mysteries are like jigsaw puzzles--you've got to look at all the pieces to solve the case.Missing hamsters, lost coins, haunted houses...Jigsaw Jones has seen it all before. With his top secret detective journal, eye for detail, and ace partner Mila, Jigsaw is always ready to take on a new case.What's hidden in the attic of the new boy in town? It's a spooky mystery for the best detectives in town.

Taur

simple enough for a second grader but has multiple stories that will challenge older children to discover the relationships. It has multiple plots.

Ice_One_Guys

It's one of my son's favourite book. I'm happy that I may get it from you. Thank you very much.

Fenius

This is book #19 of the Jigsaw Jones books, (although you don't have to read them in order to understand what happened before.) This (in my opinion) is one of the better ones I've read. I read them to my special needs teen age son and he usually enjoys them. Although this book had more pictures almost one per page which made it more interesting for him as a listener. That was SOOO nice... he was able to follow the story better than the others. (Even my youngest special needs teenage son that usually does not like to be read to stayed in the room and was quite so he listened to the entire book and often giggled or laughed out loud. so would be a great book for a child that may not like to read.)

After reading about 16 of the books in this series I was TOTALLY disappointed in this book! If it had been my first one to read I don't know if I would have continued to read them, well, I probably would have but still. I understand that not all kids are going to be 'well behaved' every day of their lives and that goes for Theodore AKA Jigsaw Jones. But in the beginning of this book he goes into a 'new' neighborhood and meets a new 'client' to help solve a mystery. He is bossy, rude, and down right mean to the new kid he meets. I couldn't believe the totally opposite personality he has in the beginning of this book versus the other books! That alone I nearly stopped reading. But because my sons and I love this series out of most of the other series we're reading I continued. It did turn out nice and the mystery was fun to follow (wasn't one you could automatically figure out) and in the end a sister cares enough about her brothers well being that she wanted to introduce Jigsaw to her brother. But the ending still leaves 'up in the air' of the boys will be friends after all.

The storyline was great and had all the important characters that the others have too but just the change of Jigsaw's personality in this book I wasn't a fan of at all!