The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

Author: Arthur Conan Doyle
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Phonetic Color Illustration Classic World Literature. No trace can escape Sherlock Holmes' sharp eyes: In the murder scene, five bloody letters "RASHE," a dropped ring, two different sets of footprints, and several fingerprints on the walls form the tragic case of "A Study in Scarlet," which revolves around love and revenge; The arrival of a young woman, the mysterious disappearance of her father, six pearls received over six years, a man with a wooden leg, and several scattered small footprints surround the shocking "The Sign of Four," unveiling the mystery of a box of treasure; The visitor is a king unwilling to reveal his true identity, and his youthful recklessness has led to an unspeakable "The Boscombe Valley Mystery," actually all caused by a photograph; How can the general's daughter marry a, and uncover the true face of this, is the real requirement of "The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor." No trace can escape Sherlock Holmes' sharp eyes; In the murder scene, five bloody letters RASHE, a dropped ring, two different sets of footprints, and several fingerprints on the walls form the tragic case of "A Study in Scarlet," which revolves around love and revenge; The arrival of a young woman, the mysterious disappearance of her father, six pearls received over six years, a man with a wooden leg, and several scattered small footprints surround the shocking "The Sign of Four," unveiling the mystery of a box of treasure; The visitor is a king unwilling to reveal his true identity, and his youthful recklessness has led to an unspeakable "The Boscombe Valley Mystery," actually all caused by a photograph; How can the general's daughter marry a, and uncover the true face of this, is the real requirement of "The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor."
The author of "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" is Arthur Conan Doyle, a distinguished British detective novelist and playwright. The image of the great detective Sherlock Holmes he created has deeply resonated, earning him the title of "Father of British Detective Fiction." Conan Doyle initially chose medicine as his profession. After obtaining his medical degree from the University of Edinburgh, he opened a private clinic. In 1891, at the age of 34, he abandoned medicine for literature and became a professional writer. The "Phonetic Color Illustration Classic World Literature" series introduced here is a carefully illustrated and specially dedicated to young readers. Its illustrated format and standardized phonetic annotations that meet primary school teaching standards fully meet the reading needs of elementary school students.