Cartoons Scooby Doo

Headless Horseman (Scooby-Doo Mysteries, #25) Scooby and his friends are up against one of their spookiest frights ever — the Headless Horseman! Has the legendary ghost come to life? Scooby and Shaggy are scared out of their wits… but the gang knows they gotta solve the mystery.
Customer Review: Hold onto your head!
Scooby and his pals from Mystery, Inc. are about to lose their heads over their latest case! The legendary headless horseman is haunting the woods near the historic Ruppscupper cabin. At the same time, the heir to the Ruppscupper estate has returned home after many years of travel. Is it coincidence… or is something more mysterious going on? It’s up to Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy, and Scooby to find out!
Customer Review: Scooby Doo and the Headless Horseman
This story is about that Fred,Daphne,Velma,Shagy,and Scooby need to find clues to solve the mystery who is the monster. The first page was when they saw the monster the monster told them to go back. At the middle of it they found some clues. Fred says that they are going to set a trap and need Scooby to help them but he doesen’t want to so Daphne gave Scooby Doo a Scooby snack. When he ate some he will do it. When Fred told out the trap they capture the monster. They pulled the mask to see who really was the moster and when they found out who it is they told what they did to solve the mystery. I liked it beacuse it’s funny.

Vtech - V.Smile - Scooby Doo: Funland Frenzy Why is it that after all those cases where the ghost at the amusement park turned out to be the disgruntled security guard or other such human character, that the Scooby Doo gang never managed to figure out that they were not, in fact, being chased by a genuine other-worldly monster? Why didn t they simply yank the mask off the fake creature right at the beginning and save themselves a lot of hassle? Regardless of this logical inconsistency, Scooby Doo s popularity has never wavered and fans of the easily spooked Great Dane will enjoy this fun and educational game and activity set, built to be used with the V Smile system. Kids learn vocabulary, logic skills, numbers, math, and matching. While some of the games will be more challenging than others, depending on the child s aptitude, there is plenty of variety for everyone. –Charlie Williams
Customer Review: a little disappointing
My daughter and I greatly anticipated this game, but we are a little disappointed. Some of the ‘Adventure Zone” games are too juvenile.
Customer Review: scooby
My son is just 4 in January. He’s having a blast with this. Some areas are a little beyond his age, but that just gives him more time to learn from this. Excellent choice on our part.