Doug Hoo wrote these clues. He thinks Turtle is a brat, because she kicks people in the shins, and has bad temper, and is just very rude.
Doug Hoo wrote these clues because he thinks Turtle (or Tortoise as he calls her because shes apparently big and mean), the girl with the braid who kicks people in the shin, is a brat.
Sam Westing wrote the six clues in "The Westing Game" as part of his intricate plan to choose his heir. The clues were meant to lead the 16 heirs to unravel the mystery of his death and discover the true identity of the heir.
he wrote it in 2021 you idiot everybody knows that
aesope fables wrote this book.... i know cause i read it in 6th grade
Judge Ford wrote on a piece of paper in "The Westing Game" asking: "Why not?" This question puzzled the heirs as they tried to unravel the mystery of Sam Westing's death and the clues leading to his heir.
Dr. Jose Rizal wrote "The Monkey and the Tortoise" as a humorous fable to entertain his nephews and to impart moral lessons in a simple and engaging way. The story reflects his advocacy for social reforms and his desire to educate the youth through storytelling.
Leo Benvenuti and Steve Rudnick co-wrote all 3 Santa Clause movies. They also co-wrote Space Jam and the Will Ferrell movie Kicking and Screaming
Aesop was from ancient eqypt. the guy who wrote the tortoise and the hare, and the lion and the mouse.
She wrote this book cause she wanted people to know how a rel mystery is solved?
Judge Ford did not believe that Westing had been murdered because there was no concrete evidence to support the claim. The circumstances surrounding Westing's death were mysterious and the facts did not point definitively towards foul play. Additionally, Westing's elaborate plan and cryptic clues suggested that he might have orchestrated his own death as part of a larger scheme.
The story in "The Westing Game" is narrated from a third-person omniscient point of view. This means the narrator knows and can share the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters throughout the book.
"Wildly imaginative, ...with her own special blend of intricacy, humor, and upside-down perceptions, [Ellen Raskin's] books nonetheless touch on the autobiographical. Although Ellen Raskin is not rich and never has been rich, she still has hope-". This is why she wrote The Westing Game, among many other books.