I believe I got the book around the time it was released, which would have been in the early to mid 2000s. I was somewhere around 10-12 years old, I think, and I was the appropriate age group for the book. I think there were symbols to find on every page, maybe in specific shape/color combinations, and I think there may have been a solution of some kind to some sort of question or mystery hidden in the back of the book. Full page color illustrations that were stylized, not realistic. I think a part of the story involved trying to get into some kind of temple? But there were definitely turtles.
When I was a little kid, my father burned a whole bunch of old Sherlock Holmes radio shows to CDs and let us go wild listening to them. Now I'm trying to remember a specific story, and I can't find any resource that's helping me narrow down the list of titles, and I'm hoping to find it before listening to a few hundred hours of old radio to do so. More often than not I remember the audio credit being for Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, which would have been a run called either The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes or The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. The episode in particular was recounting Sherlock Holmes already in retirement in the countryside, and speaking with a young girl who lived in
Hello! I apologize if the answer for this is a lot simpler to find than I've convinced myself it is, but I'm very new to Inform. I'm trying to define objects that contain the same keyword in their names. Specifically, I'm trying to have a container named "bin of loose peanuts" and the item inside, "loose peanuts." Inform thinks these are the same thing, and I can't figure out the right search term in the documentation to tell it they aren't. How do I tell Inform that the bin of peanuts isn't peanuts?
