The Adventure of the Copper Beeches: Book 12 of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes [annotated and illustrated]

Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes is perhaps the world's most famous detective and this series is devoted to bringing the books to an even wider audience.

George Cavendish has added explanations as footnotes to help those readers who are not familiar with some of the phrases used by the author and his characters -- after all the stories were written over 120 years ago. Some of the author’s phrases are still in use in modern-day British English and these are described to make the text clearer to English speakers from outside of the UK, or to those who do not speak English as a first language. Also included is some background information on places, names and terms used in the story.

It is not essential to consult the notes when reading this book, however, it is hoped that the explanations will enhance the reader’s enjoyment of this story by giving them some insights that might otherwise have been missed.

The book contains Sidney Paget’s original drawings that were included when the stories were first published and a map showing the main locations mentioned.