The Codebreaker Crew

When Jai, Emily, and Alex arrive at the middle school for their summer Codebreaker Academy club, everything around them is new: a new school; a new teacher, Mr. Wright; a new member of the club, Maya; and most of all, a whole bunch of new codes to crack. And you get to help them do it! Mr. Wright sends the Crew on a mysterious mission that takes them all throughout the building — with each cracked code, cypher, or puzzle taking them closer to solving a mystery. The best part is that each chapter ends in a code that needs to be cracked, and not only will you enjoy following, but you can also solve the codes before the Crew does! It's a reading 

When the Codebreaker Crew visits the Springer Library with Mr. Wright, they find that the library was designed and built by Dottie Springer, who was famous for creating codes and puzzles. The Crew is charged with finding the codes and then cracking them to get to a mysterious prize. And you can help! As the Crew finds secret rooms and staircases, each chapter ends in a code that needs to be cracked. And not only will you enjoy following along with the exciting story, but you can also solve the codes before the Crew does! It's a reading adventure, where you get to be part of the fun! 

The Codebreaker Crew is once again on the case! Excited about the big sleepover at the Discovery Museum, they are even more excited when they realize that the new curator of the museum is Dottie Springer’s grandson! Not only did Dottie create hidden rooms and codes in the Springer Library, but she also left a final mystery to be solved at the museum! And you get to help the Crew get to the final prize! As the Crew visits the different rooms of the museum looking for clues, each chapter ends in a code that needs to be cracked. And not only will you enjoy following along with the exciting story, but you can also solve the codes before the Crew does! It's a reading adventure, where you get to be part of the fun! 

Hunter and Logan always seem to figure out “whodunit” before any of the adults can. And although Logan takes a lot of the credit, it’s his shy brother, Hunter, who solves most of the cases! Who sabotaged the canoe race? Who stole the answers from the principal’s office? Who really wrote the ghostly note? In the seventeen stories in this book, you have the chance to solve the case before the Mystery Brothers do! All you need to do is read a story, reason it out, and check the solution at the back of the book. 

From a stolen silver dollar worth a lot of dough to a gladiator left broken on the ground, the town of Clifton Lake has its share of crimes and cases that need to be solved. Good thing twelve-year-old Hunter and his older brother, Logan, are there to make sure the adults in town don’t accuse the wrong people! In the eighteen stories in this book, you have the chance to solve the case before the Mystery Brothers do! All you need to do is read a story, reason it out, and check the solution at the back of the book 

There aren’t too many kids who do their homework in an empty interrogation room while their parents solve crimes. But, then again, Emma Riley is not your average thirteen-year old. For one thing, she loves puzzles, and also, she spends a lot of time at police headquarters, which has made her really good at solving cases! In fact, whenever there’s something amiss, you can be sure Emma is ready to solve the case. In the seventeen stories in this book, you have the chance to solve the case before Emma does! All you need to do is read a story, reason it out, and check the solution at the back of the book. 

Emma Riley’s parents are both on the police force, but neither of them tells their colleagues that their twelve-year-old daughter has solved many of their toughest cases! From a kidnapping gone bad to a mysterious ghost haunting and even a missing bust of Alexander the Great, Emma’s quick thinking and love of puzzles, help her figure out what’s going on long before the adults do! In the seventeen stories in this book, you have the chance to solve the case before Emma does! All you need to do is read a story, reason it out, and check the solution at the back of the book.