The Case of the Disappearing Elephant - de Bono, Edward
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A thought provoking mystery unravels as an Elephant suddenly disappears from the middle of a circus parade. It's up to the novice detective team; the "3Gs" to solve the case of the disappearing elephant. Logical thinking George, the more lateral thinking Gina and the lie-detecting dog G.B. The young detectives must use their imagination and sharp perceptive skills to solve the case. It isn't all easy sailing, as at first no one appears to have a motive to steal an elephant. Then, it suddenly seems that everyone has a motive. The elephant makes matters very complicated by reappearing and then…mehr

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A thought provoking mystery unravels as an Elephant suddenly disappears from the middle of a circus parade. It's up to the novice detective team; the "3Gs" to solve the case of the disappearing elephant. Logical thinking George, the more lateral thinking Gina and the lie-detecting dog G.B. The young detectives must use their imagination and sharp perceptive skills to solve the case. It isn't all easy sailing, as at first no one appears to have a motive to steal an elephant. Then, it suddenly seems that everyone has a motive. The elephant makes matters very complicated by reappearing and then disappearing once again. The young detectives must constantly adjust and restructure their thinking techniques if they are to catch the elephant thieves! A story for both young and old about the power of good thinking and creative collaboration to solve problems.
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Dr. Edward de Bono originated the term Lateral Thinking and dedicated his life to teaching thinking as a skill. He wrote more than 60 books on thinking with translations in 43 languages. His methods have been adopted by major corporations and governments in more than 50 countries over a 50-year career. He taught thinking skills to executives, educators, children and Nobel Prize laureates. Dr. de Bono's background was in medicine and psychology. He was a Rhodes scholar and held faculty appointments at the universities of Oxford, Cambridge, London and Harvard. His medical background in biological information systems inspired and enabled him to not only teach thinking but to design revolutionary thinking methods. Further information available at https://www.debono.com