About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is seeking a high-stakes adventure that tests the limits of logic and physical endurance. While the Sherlock Holmes name suggests a cozy mystery, this installment is a gritty survival thriller that places a young protagonist in an unfamiliar, high-pressure environment. It is an ideal pick for students who feel like outsiders or those grappling with the weight of expectations as they transition into adulthood. The story follows a teenage Sherlock as he is kidnapped and transported to 1860s China, where he must navigate a lethal conspiracy involving snake venom and international crime. Beyond the action, the book explores themes of resilience and the development of a brilliant but isolated mind. Parents will appreciate the historical detail and the way it models critical thinking under extreme duress. It is best suited for readers aged 11 to 15 who can handle intense suspense and moments of peril.
What Parents Should Know
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