Synopsis:
Encyclopedia Brown and the Case of the Marshmallow Tower delivers another clever collection of short mysteries featuring the famously sharp-minded boy detective, Leroy “Encyclopedia” Brown. From his makeshift detective office in his garage, Encyclopedia takes on baffling cases brought to him by neighborhood kids, each puzzle requiring close observation, logic, and attention to small but telling details. In this installment, the mysteries range from stolen objects to puzzling accusations, including the curious case of a collapsing marshmallow tower. Readers are invited to match wits with Encyclopedia, using clues hidden in everyday situations to solve each case before turning the page. Fun, fast-paced, and interactive, the book encourages critical thinking while delivering plenty of humor and satisfying twists.

About the Author:
Eric Sobol is associated with the long-running Encyclopedia Brown series, which has become a classic of children’s mystery fiction. The series is widely loved for its engaging problem-solving format that invites young readers to think like detectives. Known for concise storytelling and cleverly constructed puzzles, the Encyclopedia Brown books have introduced generations of readers to logical reasoning and deductive thinking. The series remains a staple of children’s literature, celebrated for making mystery-solving accessible, entertaining, and intellectually rewarding.