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A dramatic, full-colour portrait cover features Dr Watson holding a charred note, surrounded by the principal characters. A brass telescope, a messenger carrying a parcel, ancient stone dwellings and distant Baskerville Hall introduce the c

General Reading · A Baskerville Mystery — Chapter 8 Comic by Arthur Conan Doyle

Interesting Information: A Baskerville Mystery — Chapter 8 Educational Comic

By Arthur Conan Doyle | Bodhi Classes · Bodhi Books

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What connects a partly burned letter, an appointment at ten o’clock and a mysterious man living among ancient stone houses? In Interesting Information: A Baskerville Mystery, Dr Watson follows a growing trail of clues surrounding Sir Charles’s death. Barrymore reveals a troubling secret, Laura Lyons explains an urgent request for help, and Frankland’s telescope points Watson towards an unexpected discovery on the moor. This educational comic presents the chapter through 16 illustrated story pages containing 48 panels, supported by a character guide, a focused review page and carefully designed covers. Clear narration and paraphrased dialogue preserve the sequence of events while giving students space to notice expressions, settings and emotional changes. Reading prompts draw attention to loyalty, reputation, secrecy, vulnerability, responsibility and suspense. The closing review helps learners separate what characters observe, what people claim and what they conclude. Designed for classroom reading, independent study and visual revision, this edition covers the “Interesting Information” chapter episode through its familiar-voice cliffhanger. WHAT READERS WILL FIND A complete 20-page, full-colour A4 portrait comic. Six principal characters introduced with illustrated portraits. Sixteen story pages following the chapter’s chronology. Clear speech balloons, narration and thought boxes. Key vocabulary, theme connections and reading questions. A review of facts, accounts and inferences. Three close-reading challenges on loyalty, evidence and suspense. Bodhi Classes branding, numbered pages and readable lettering.

Topics in this bookSchoolEnglishEnglish LiteratureInteresting InformationThe Hound of the BaskervillesArthur Conan DoyleSherlock HolmesDr WatsonSir Henry BaskervilleBarrymore

₹25.00 · English · 20 pages

Bodhi ID: BODHI-PDF-2026-000053-2 (internal catalogue identifier; not an ISBN or legal registration)

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Inside this book

  1. Front Cover — page 1
  2. The People in the Case — page 2
  3. The Gift and the Secret — page 3
  4. Ashes with Initials — page 4
  5. An Appointment at Ten — page 5
  6. A Secret Kept — page 6
  7. A Lift Through Grey Skies — page 7
  8. Another Man on the Moor — page 8
  9. Barrymore’s Warning — page 9
  10. Two Threads to Follow — page 10
  11. Laura’s Letter — page 11
  12. The Meeting That Wasn’t — page 12
  13. The Price of Freedom — page 13
  14. An Unasked Question — page 14
  15. Tea at Lafter Hall — page 15
  16. A Speck on the Hill — page 16
  17. Inside the Stone Hut — page 17
  18. A Familiar Voice — page 18
  19. Follow the Evidence — page 19
  20. The Moor Keeps Its Secrets: Back Cover — page 20

Bodhi editorial notes

AI-assisted catalogue guidance, reviewed or written by Bodhi administrators, based only on publisher-supplied metadata. Not customer reviews or ratings.

AI-Assisted Editorial Note 1 — Structural and Pagination Review · Production consistency

The description states a complete 20-page, full-colour A4 portrait comic, and the contents list runs from Front Cover (page 1) to The Moor Keeps Its Secrets: Back Cover (page 20). The 16 illustrated story pages correspond to contents pages 3–18, with page 2 as the character guide, page 19 as the review page, and pages 1 and 20 as covers. This matches the supplied breakdown of 16 story pages plus supporting front and back matter.

AI-Assisted Editorial Note 2 — Classroom and Pedagogical Features · Educational usability

The source data identifies reading prompts on loyalty, reputation, secrecy, vulnerability, responsibility, and suspense, plus three close-reading challenges on loyalty, evidence, and suspense. A closing review is described as helping learners separate what characters observe, what people claim, and what they conclude. These features position the PDF for classroom reading, independent study, and visual revision, though no claims about learner outcomes or effectiveness can be made from the supplied fields alone.