Murder Most Unladylike, yazar Robin Stevens 'dan yaş 10-12 yaş grubu gençlere yönelik yeni bir tarihsel cinayet gizem romanı!

Murder Most Unladylike: A Wells and Wong Mystery

Agent: Gemma Cooper

Random House Children’s Publishing UK. March 2014. UK and Commonwealth.

1934 yılında Deepdean Kız Okulu.  Öğrencilerden Daisy Wells ve  Hazel Wong okulda olup biten heyecan verici sırları bulup, çözmek amacıyla herkesten gizli bir şekilde  dedektif olurlar. Bu sırlar arasına Lavinia'nın kurdelesi dahil değildir.  (Zira çözülmesi gereken çok önemli bir olay değil!)

 Hazel, dedektif olmaya karar verdikten sonra bir gün Spor Salonunda, Okul Müdiresini Bayan Bell'in cesedini keşfeder. Ama, ceset o ve Daisy salona  beş dakika sonra geri döndüklerinde ortadan yok olur-  Şimdi kızlar müdirenin bir cinayete kurban gitmiş olduğunu tahmin ediyorlar. . . ve  Deepdean'da bunu yapabilecek olan birden fazla kişi var.

Artık Hazel ve Daisy'nin sadece çözecekleri bir cinayet yok: onlar  ilk etapta cinayetin işlendiğini kanıtlamak zorundalar.  Katil şüphesiz tekrar biri ya da birilerini öldürecektir. Polis katili tekrar cinayet işlemeden önce yakalamak zorundadır. Bunun için Hazel ve Daisy kendi listelerindeki şüpheliler hakkında kanıtlar bulmak zorundadır.

Next in the Wells and Wong Mystery series:

 

A Wells and Wong Mystery Book 2

Agent: Gemma Cooper

Random House Children’s Publishing UK. June 2015. UK and Commonwealth.

It’s the Easter Holidays, and Daisy has invited Hazel to her country manor for Daisy’s fourteenth birthday. Lady Hastings has planned a birthday party - but when the guests arrive, it becomes clear that this party isn't really about Daisy at all. Daisy's furious, and Hazel's feeling more and more out of place - even the arrival of Daisy's dashing Uncle Felix, the black sheep of the family, can't cheer the girls up.

But then, at Daisy's birthday tea, one of the guests is taken ill. He dies a few hours later, of arsenic poisoning - and it soon becomes clear that someone in the house must be to blame.

Daisy, of course, can't wait to begin the investigation. Hazel, though, is more cautious. It was Lord Hastings, Daisy's father, who handed the victim the poisoned cup of tea - what if he really is the murderer? Hazel thinks Daisy could be ignoring how serious the situation really is. Can the Detective Society solve their second case - and do they even want to?

A Wells and Wong Mystery Book 3

Agent: Gemma Cooper

Random House Children’s Publishing UK. February 2016. UK and Commonwealth.

After their exploits at Easter, Daisy and Hazel are ready to pass their summer in an adventure of a different kind: a visit to Hazel’s family in Hong Kong. But murder seems to follow them around, and they find themselves investigating a suspicious death on-board a steam liner.

Robin Stevens’ Bio:

Robin Stevens was born in California but grew up in an Oxford college, across the road from the house where Alice in Wonderland lived. She has been making up stories all her life. She studied crime fiction at University, and now she works at Orion Children's Books in London. She blogs at http://redbreastedbird.blogspot.co.uk/