[NIFL-ESL:9581] grammar discussion list, thanks, and mystery

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Thank you for all those who gave me the information on the grammar
discussion list. You have been most helpful.

Another query:

Does anyone know a book of short mysteries. What I mean "short" is mini,
quick mysteries. I'm looking for those where the readers are supposed to
track down a suspect, and the solution is on a separate page or in the
answer key page.

S. Holmes series are a bit long and Holmes solves the riddle.

I've found these short mysteries encourage my students to read with
interest. 

Any information?

Mitsuko
Japan

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