The author of the bestselling Murder Most Unladylike series is returning to what she does best, which is creating a fictional world full of child detectives, period details, sumptuous settings and, yes, murder. Meticulous, lightly worn research and sharp character observation - Imogen Russell-Williams ― Guardian The sense of place, time and voice are carefully created, and whether you solve the mystery before May, Eric and Nuala or not, you will make the 400-page journey - despite deaths on the way - with a spring in your step - Nicolette Jones ― TimesĪ new crew of resourceful children takes the helm. I am always hungry for the next one - Katherine Rundell on the Murder Most Unladylike seriesĮmotionally involving, enjoyably logical and engaging. Robin Stevens is Agatha Christie for children: her books have all the rich satisfactions, all the twists and pleasures and the enormous delights of instant mystery classics. As funny, clever, and warm as we've come to expect from Robin Stevens, The Ministry of Unladylike Activity is such a delight - Louise O'Neill
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