Murdle Jr.: Curious Crimes for Curious Minds: Solve Your Way Through 40 Puzzle Mysteries!: 1

It's a good gift for young kids with a curious mind

This book is what all I need to get rid of my screen time. So much fun doing and I am 13 years old I did not find this boring anyway. Each page give you a new puzzle which is very interesting. I thought murdle junior would be two childish for a 13 year old . But it is not at all childish. It's the perfect way to start a murdle book. First go murdle junior and then go with original murdle book series. Perfect for those who love mystery and crimes. It's really fun to do because of the illustration works. Definitely go for it must buy product.

NIce logical puzzles for kids to solve!

It's a great book for junior holmes anywhere they are

to whoever the author is. A sensible person would not show off his English skills in a children's book. This book is not for kids. As a parent I found it embarassing to have my child desperately trying to solve this puzzle though he couldnt understand any of the words. Keep the names and places simple.

My 10 year old loved this so much! He immersed himself into it as soon as it arrived. By the next day he had solved all of the puzzles. They are challenging enough to keep them intrigued. Would definitely recommend!

I wrapped Murdle Junior: Curious Crimes for Curious Minds for my niece’s twelfth birthday, expecting a quick “thanks” and a place on the shelf. Instead, she vanished into detective mode for the entire afternoon—magnifying glass, notepad, the lot. By cake‑time she’d cracked the first three mysteries and was desperate to recruit us as suspects for number four. What makes this such a winner is the balance between brain‑teasing and kid‑friendly fun. Each case is self‑contained, so you can dip in for a ten‑minute puzzle burst or binge half the book on a rainy Sunday. The clues are clever enough to make a twelve‑year‑old feel truly smart when they connect the dots, yet the solutions never rely on obscure trivia—just observation, logic, and a dash of imagination. The art style is playful rather than spooky; plenty of quirky characters, zero nightmare fuel. As a grown‑up chaperone I appreciated the built‑in hint system at the back: gentle nudges that stop frustration without handing over the answer. It turns the book into a collaborative game you can solve side‑by‑side instead of a solitary read. The physical quality is solid too—thick pages, bold print, and a lay‑flat spine that survives enthusiastic page‑flipping. Bottom line: if you’re looking for a gift that pulls tweens away from screens, sparks critical thinking, and delivers genuine “Aha!” moments, Murdle Junior is a case well worth opening. I’m already on the hook for the second volume before her next birthday.

Llego a tiempo, era lo que se suponía y no puedo opinar más porque es un regalo para un niño.

great for kids

Great! Fun for kids. Keeps them entertained and off screens.