Landy, D. (2007). Skulduggery Pleasant. New
York, New York: Harper Collins. Stephanie’s Uncle Gordon has passed away and
she is awarded his home with other items, while her aunt and uncle are not
pleased with a broach and a car. Stephanie meets one of Uncle Gordon’s friends,
Skulduggery Pleasant, a detective with a od appearance. Series of events happen
throughout the book to lead Stephanie and Skulduggery Pleasant to believe her
Uncle Gordon was murdered by a Sorcerer Nefarine Serphine, Skulduggery
Pleasant’s rival, in search for something so valuable to humanity, that Uncle
Gordon hide it knowing it’s power. Landy presents a murder mystery involving
magic and sorcery. Students will not be able to not involve themselves in the
world of magic, trickery, murder, and secrets. Teachers can use this book to
discuss inferencing and identifying character traits and qualities withholder
readers. Attached is an ideal lesson teacher’s can use to provide writing
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