Kirk's Mystery Cases

Author: Zheng Kaihui
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Because I firmly believed detective stories would be popular among young readers, several years ago when I was the editor-in-chief of the "Smart Series" publication, I dedicated a column titled "Become a Detective" to each issue. To put it bluntly, it was simply to take stories I had heard or read—whether from real life or detective books—and creatively rework them into various cases, inviting readers to participate in solving them and enjoy a game, satisfying their detective cravings. Later, after conducting reader surveys, I discovered that readers were consistently enthusiastic about the column. Inspired by this, I decided to compile it into a book. To my surprise, there were 62 cases and 62 stories in total. With the character of Detective Kirk and his son Kirk acting as the connecting threads, it truly felt like a book. At the end of each case, I still left a twist, posing a question for readers to solve. This approach not only sharpens their minds but also enhances their reading interest. "Detective Kirk's Cases" is a companion book to "The Great Detective." After experiencing the "How I Solve Cases" of world-class detectives, let Detective Kirk teach you "How to Solve Cases." I dare to bet you'll be pleasantly surprised to find: "Wow, I suddenly feel enlightened and understand how to reason and solve cases too!"