Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure at the Abbey Grange

On the Case with Holmes & Watson #2

by Murray Shaw, M.J. Cosson, Sophie Rohrbach (Illustrator)

"After a murder, lies run wild at the Abbey Grange. Will the truth be told?
Scotland Yard calls in Holmes and Watson to investigate the murder of Sir Eustace Brackenstall. But the evidence doesn't match up with the witnesses' stories. Holmes knows foul play is afoot. Will he find the killer? Or is this one mystery too difficult to solve?"
(back cover)

Genres: Mystery, Graphic Novels, Fiction, Childrens, Comics

48 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2010

About the author

Murray Shaw is a kitchen designer and a writer of books for children about Sherlock Holmes.

Reviews

[Amber]

4.5

[Izzat Isa]

Seorang jutawan yang meninggal dunia adalah perkara yang lumrah. Namun dia didapati terbunuh dan isterinya pula telah diikat. Bagaimana terjadi dan siapa pelakunya? Hal ini tidaklah mustahil untuk diselesaikan oleh detektif kita.

[Anthonia]

The graphic novel form of sherlock holmes adventures is a must read. I enjoyed following this adventure.

[Katie Solt]

I am in joy this series all

[Kellie]

Illustrations are great and this is an easy introduction to Sherlock Holmes for young readers

[Ryan]

Why does Holmes get to decide who is guilty and who is not?
Judge Dread...

[Andy Hickman]

“Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure at the Abbey Grange” (On the Case with Holmes & Watson #2) - by Murray Shaw, M.J. Cosson, Sophie Rohrbach (Illustrator), Arthur Conan Doyle (Creator)

Fun, fast-paced graphic novel with helpful map and character identification.
Australia is often mentioned as an appropriate location indicating far off and therefore significant in cases under inspection.
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[Christiane]

In this second volume of Holmes and Watson mysteries, a man has been murdered in what appears to be a burglary gone wrong...but the witnesses’ stories do not quite add up. Murder and violent death is discreetly handled in the illustrations and as in the rest of the series, there is a fun "How Did Holmes Solve It?" section at the end, so you can follow Holmes' reasoning.

[St Stephen's C C]

"After a murder, lies run wild at the Abbey Grange. Will the truth be told?
Scotland Yard calls in Holmes and Watson to investigate the murder of Sir Eustace Brackenstall. But the evidence doesn't match up with the witnesses' stories. Holmes knows foul play is afoot. Will he find the killer? Or is this one mystery too difficult to solve?"

[Shiela]

Sherlock Holmes in a nutshell, with pictures!

[Samantha Green]

After the murder of the man who owns Abby Grange lies run wild at the plantation.Can Sherlock Holmes figure out whodunitin time?

[Melissa]

It's Holmes. Holmes makes me happy, no matter the format.