The Boxcar Children Guide to Adventure: A How-To for Mystery Solving, Make-It-Yourself Projects, and More (The Boxcar Children Mysteries)

My Boxcar Children-loving kindergarten son saw this book advertised in another Boxcar Children story and begged me to get it. I was skeptical, but allowed him to purchase with his own money (a lot of money for him). It’s been money well spent! He loves the book, reads and rereads it often, and delights in trying some of the projects. Currently fresh-squeezed lemonade is one of our favorites, and I loved watching him make telephones from cups and string like I remember doing has a child.

My 3rd grader is really enjoying the Boxcar series, so I thought this would be a good addition to his collection. We are planning to try some of the activities in the book, but have not yet had the time. They do look like fun, and are written to appeal to children. We will post more after trying them!

Good book, except for the "ghost stories." Since it was my book, however, I was able to cut that part out. We prefer to think on better things. It's a great reference book for fun things for kids to do.

Another great book from the Boxcar Children set. My daughter has been stuck on this series of books since we introduced her about a year ago.

Our granddaughter loves this. Was ecstatic that she received this as a gift.

We checked out this book at the library and immediately bought it. It is full of fun and useful information. My 11 year old loves it!

Bought it for my relative, and they love the detective tips

My seven year daughter loves this book, along with Nancy Drew and mysteries in general.

Love the original 19 Boxcar Children, so not thrilled that this guide includes Zombies, Smart Gadgets, Laptops, etc. I was hoping for original, old ways in adventuring not geocaching.