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Freida McFadden

Description

The Oakhaven Junior Detectives and the Case of the Crystal Cup

A thrilling mystery that turns young readers into scientific sleuths!

A Story Summary:
The prestigious Atom Cup, a masterpiece of scientific art, has vanished from Oakhaven Elementary on the eve of the big science fair! The whole school is in an uproar. But for three young friends—Jake, the logical leader; Sam, the tech and research whiz; and Mia, the observant people-reader—this is the call to action they've been waiting for. Transforming into the Oakhaven Junior Detectives, they launch their investigation.

Using their unique skills and the power of the scientific method, they unravel the clues: a single, smudged fingerprint on the glass case, a set of mysterious footprints in the muddy school garden, and a bizarre, bouncing egg that defies the laws of physics. Their quest for the truth leads them to confront classmates and teachers, uncovering a surprising motive rooted not in malice, but in jealousy and fear. It's a race against time to recover the trophy, expose the culprit, and learn a valuable lesson about integrity.

Why This Book is the Perfect Gift:

Give a gift that goes beyond the story! This book is expertly crafted to inspire young minds (ages 10-15) by seamlessly weaving core scientific principles into a fast-paced, relatable adventure. Your child won't just read about science—they'll see it in action as the young detectives use forensic fingerprinting, physics, and chemistry to solve the case.

Inspires Critical Thinking: Watch as your child learns to observe, question, hypothesize, and deduce right alongside the heroes. Makes Science Tangible: Transforms abstract concepts like chemical reactions and physics into exciting, real-world tools for solving mysteries. Teaches Empathy & Integrity: The story delves into the "why" behind the crime, teaching readers about understanding motivations and the importance of doing the right thing. Celebrates Teamwork: Shows how combining different skills—logic, research, and emotional intelligence—is the key to success.

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