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Murder Most Unladylike #6: A Spoonful of Murder Award-winning author/illustrator

by Robin Stevens (author)

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Product description

More crime and hi-jinks with your fave detective duo! Hazel Wong and Daisy Wells are used to solving murders. But not to being accused of them. It’s all back to front! When a trip to China leads to Hazel being framed, the girls learn how bitter death can taste. It all starts when Hazel’s beloved grandpa dies. Hazel and Daisy jet off to bustling Hong Kong to spend time with Hazel’s family. There’s even a new addition: little baby Teddy. (Seriously cute!) But when tragedy strikes and Hazel is framed for murder, the girls must solve the biggest case of their lives. Ruthless gangs, sinister suspects: who really did it? Can the girls clear Hazel’s name in time?

Sixth in this jolly entertaining vintage crime series

A tense, fast-paced mystery set in exotic Hong Kong

Totally addictive take on the classic detective genre

Bestselling series nominated for the Carnegie Medal

Product Details

Catalogue number

878 in UK Primary May 2018

Series

Murder Most Unladylike (book 6)

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780141373782

Publisher

Puffin

Date published

February 1st, 2018

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