The Math Inspectors: Story One - The Case of the Claymore Diamond: Volume 1

This was a very funny book. I was fixated with the story and didn't want to put the book down. I recommend it for kids who are six years old or older. - Max (7 years old)

great book to read at bedtime not scary a few laughs but not too immature. Also good to talk about how not everyone fits in one group at school

Not a bad book but I couldn't read a few of the words as they were blurry and when you can't read a few of the words in the book the story doesn't make much sense so I couldn't understand a little bit of the story but I am still giving four stars for this book because it was a great book (I couldn't read some parts of the book but I liked the bits I read.) and I really enjoyed it. I highly recomend this book and I hope you enjoy it too if you read it. Thanks so much for reading my review I hope you enjoyed it and now have all the imformation about the book that you needed thank you!!!!!!!

When your children ask when am I ever going to use mathematics in life? Well this book proves that maths is great while you follow around Sherlock Homes but with the secret weapon of numbers and fractions. It's a great way to sneak maths into reading for children

Gave this book to a 9 year old child who did not like to read but loved to do math. He read it in two weeks and provided me with a very good book report. This book completely changed his attitude towards reading.

My 10 yo son liked this. I found it a bit contrived. I like the idea that maths (called math, the American way) could help children to the truth of a situation but felt it didn't flow naturally and had to be rather shoe-horned into the plot. Still, it's not written for adults.

Fun maths and inspiring funny entertaining book which really gets you thinking that it is not always what it seems.

A fun read for children age 9-12. I am a big math fan, so this book caught me eye. A group of four friends turn sleuth, using numbers to help solve crimes. A good fun read.