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Kate Pankhurst is the author and illustrator of the Mariella Mystery series of books, featuring a totally amazing girl detective aged nine and a bit who solves the most mysterious mysteries and perplexing problems before breakfast. Her latest adventures are The Ghostly Guinea Pig and A Cupcake Conundrum.
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Great snakes! While away the hours following Tintin's globetrotting mystery solving comic book exploits to bring the bad guys in. Tintin's lucky to have one of the most loyal canine sidekicks in the detective genre – not Bruiser the great big Alsatian but Snowy, the (mostly) fearless little white dog.
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Ottoline and her friend Mr Munro face life's challenges and solve some very puzzling puzzles in the bonkers but very believable backdrop of Ottoine's parents being world travelling eccentric collector types happy to leave their daughter at home for extended periods. It's a world where the unusual can and delightfully frequently does happen.  Young readers can practise detective observation skills searching Chris Riddell's absorbing illustrations for clues that will later in the story suddenly,[url=http://www.hoganitalymodait.info]hogan rebel[/url], and satisfyingly make sense.
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Emil's first taste of independence is ruined when a thief (in a bowler hat) steals his money after Emil had set out to prove he could be trusted to travel alone to Berlin and deliver the money to his grandmother. The search for the suspicious man in the bowler hat begins. (Never trust a man in a bowler hat, especially not in 1930s mystery stories.) Unlike other characters from books of the time Emil is from a single parent family and does not lead a life of privilege. When the money entrusted to him goes missing you really feel a sense of how important it is that Emil must find a way to get it back.
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I recently re-read some Famous Five stories after five of the books were re-illustrated by some of my favourite illustrators, including Oliver Jeffers and Emma Chichester Clark. I instantly remembered why I was so gripped by these books as a child. Secret passageways, jolly hockey sticks,[url=http://www.mulberrysalleukbag.co.uk]Mulberry uk[/url], shadowy figures and long dreamy summer holidays with nothing to do but investigate awfully thrilling mysteries and bring villainous cads to justice. It's a wonder the Famous Five ever made it home in time for Aunt Fanny's jam sandwiches and buns.
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Orphaned Laura has been left with many questions about her past –?it's made her suspicious of taking answers from the adults in her life at face value. All excellent training if you are set on a life of excitement and mystery – like the ones of characters from the books she reads. Her life takes a definite turn for the mysterious when she goes to live with the uncle she has never met before in Cornwall …
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A girl after my own heart. Wilma Tenderfoot, Apprentice Detective, means well and tries her best but often ends up tripping over something or getting lost at an inopportune moment. Not always conducive to solving a case but then  apprentice detectives can't be be amazing all the time.  Whimsical and funny with ghouls, unexplained phenomenon and things that go bump in the night (not just Wilma tripping over something) set on the outside-of-reality world of the undiscovered Cooper island.

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