Rollercoasters: Enola Holmes The Case of the Missing Marquess: Nancy Springer

Rollercoasters: Enola Holmes The Case of the Missing Marquess
Author/Publisher: Nancy Springer, published by Oxford University Press
Target Audience: Secondary school students, particularly those in Year 7 and above, educators, and young adult readers interested in mystery and adventure literature.
Key Features:

• Compelling Content: This engaging novel follows Enola Holmes, the younger sister of Sherlock Holmes, as she embarks on a thrilling quest to find her missing mother and uncover the truth behind a nobleman's disappearance. The story blends elements of mystery, adventure, and strong character development.
• Clear Explanations: The book provides context about the Victorian era, including societal norms and challenges faced by women, making the themes more relatable and enriching for students.
• Engaging Activities: Accompanying the text are discussion questions, comprehension exercises, and creative writing prompts designed to encourage critical thinking, analysis of the narrative, and exploration of character motivations.
• Culturally Relevant: The story presents themes of feminism, independence, and social justice, allowing students to engage with important social issues in a historical context.
• Exam Focused: This edition aligns with various English literature curricula, making it an excellent resource for classroom use and exam preparation.

Educational Value:
Enola Holmes The Case of the Missing Marquess fosters analytical skills as students explore the intricacies of mystery storytelling, character development, and the impact of historical context on narrative.

Format and Quality:
Available in a durable paperback format, the book features clear text and an engaging layout, making it accessible and visually appealing for students.

Why Choose This Book:
Rollercoasters: Enola Holmes The Case of the Missing Marquess is an essential resource for students and educators, offering an exciting narrative that promotes a love of reading while encouraging discussions about gender roles and independence.

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