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 Crafty Crime-busting - Rachel Wright
Newest Review: ... last an epilogue. The remaining 10 chapters focus on a different aspect of crime busting and cover topics such as DNA, blasts ... more  ... and bombs and clues from a corpse. Now each one of these chapters gives an great deal of informative on its specific topic yet it gives it in an extremely fun and entertaining manner using language and ideas that appear to children.
Each chapter also includes at least one or two case studies's to show how the techniques described have been put into practice in the real world of solving crimes. As well as this many chapters also include ways to detect such evidence in your own home.
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Crafty Crime-busting - Rachel Wright: Crack a Crime (436 words)
by - written on 20/09/08 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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Crafty Crime-Busting is a brilliant and informative book written by Rachel Wright that gives children a great insight into the world of detecting and fighting crime and gives the low-down on how experts crack long forgotten mysterious using modern day techniques. This book is written for children aged between 8 and 14 and is probably more orientated towards boys. Saying this however I really enjoyed reading this and found it extremely interesting and I'm 18 and female. The book is split into 12 chapters with the first being an introduction and the last an epilogue. The remaining 10 chapters focus on a different aspect of crime busting and cover ... Read the complete review
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