Sherlock Holmes - Boscombe Valley Mystery

"A man is accused of murder! Can Holmes prove his innocence ?" 
James McCarthy is the only suspect in his father's murder. Yet Sherlock Holmes and James's childhood friend Alice Turner believe he is innocent. Can Holmes unveil the real story behind the murder in Boscombe Valley in time?

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Sherlock Holmes and his helpful friend Dr. John Watson are fictional characters created by British writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Doyle published his first novel about the pair, A Study in Scarlet, in 1887, and it became very successful. Doyle went on to write 56 short stories, as well as 3 more novels about Holmes's adventures --- The Sign of Four (1890), The Hound of Baskervilles (1902), The valley of Fear (1915).

Sherlock Holmes (Boscombe Valley Mystery)

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson have become some of the most famous book characters of all time. Holmes spent most of his time solving mysteries, but he also had  a wide array of hobbies, such as playing the violin, boxing, and sword fighting. Watson, a retired army doctor, met Homes through a mutual friend when Holmes was looking for a roommate. Watson lived with Homes for several years at 221B Baker Street before marrying and moving out. However, after his marriage, Watson continued to assist Holmes with his cases.

The original version of the Sherlock Holmes stories are still printed, and many have been made into movies and TV shows. Readers continue to be impressed by Holmes's detective methods of observation and scientific reason.

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Story Adapters: Murray Shaw and M. J. Cosson

Illustration: Sophie Rohrbach and HT Morrow

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   Sherlock Holmes
Boscombe Valley Mystery

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