A to Z Dilemma
Category:Dilemmas
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Pages in category "Dilemmas" The following 51 pages are in this category, out of 51 total. D Destructive dilemma Discursive dilemma Double bind. E Entrenched player's dilemma Ethical dilemma Euthyphro dilemma. F Fairness dilemmas False dilemma Food vs. I Innocent prisoner's dilemma.
- The New Year Dragon Dilemma by Ron Roy | Scholastic;
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J Judgment of Solomon. M Mexican standoff Moral Machine Morton's fork.
N Nature versus nurture. O Optional prisoner's dilemma.
- Nash equilibrium.
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The New Year Dragon Dilemma unfolds the story when all these three friends are in San Francisco — a place that happens to be a big Chinatown. They are supposed to attend the popular Chinese New Year parade and their tour guide Holden is about to take them there. The adventure begins as the Miss Chinatown goes missing along with her crown.
Who is the culprit? And will these junior detectives be able to rescue their tour guide and find the real criminal? The adventure is all about it!
But during the parade, Miss Chinatown disappears, and so does her crown! Especially because he is not cooperating with us. Now with over 8 million copies in print, this classic kid-favorite series is back with a bright new look! Save Queen of Sheba. But once again, that gives a worse outcome for Al. N Nature versus nurture.
The illustrations provided in the book have been used intentionally to pass a secret hidden message to the young minds. Ron Roy is famously known for his A to Z Mysteries series. He currently resides in Connecticut.
Another popular work authored by him is the A to Z Mysteries Super Edition that happens to be the follow up of the original series. John Steven Gurney is the illustrator of this book. Some other books that he has illustrated are A To Z Mysteries: