The Naval Treaty
By Arthur Conan Doyle and Alex Woolf
A missing treaty turns a locked office into Holmes’s most puzzling case yet.
Genres
What is The Naval Treaty about?
When Percy Phelps is entrusted with copying a secret naval treaty, disaster strikes: the important document disappears from a locked office. His reputation—and the safety of the country—are at risk. Desperate for help, Percy turns to his old friend Dr Watson, who brings the case to Sherlock Holmes. Holmes examines every clue, follows a trail of surprising discoveries and sets out to uncover the thief. Can his sharp mind recover the treaty before it falls into dangerous hands?
About the author
Arthur Conan Doyle was a famous British author best known for creating the clever detective Sherlock Holmes. He loved telling exciting stories full of mystery and adventure. Many people enjoy reading about Sherlock Holmes and his friend Dr Watson as they solve puzzling cases together using their sharp minds and keen observation skills.
Pages
63 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2022
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