As guests gather for Sir Percy’s summer party, a murderer stalks the grounds of Mulberry Hall in this cosy midsummer mystery from bestselling author Lucy Strange.
It’s the night of Sir Percy’s midsummer costume party, and Mulberry Hall has been turned into an enchanting wonderland. But the evening takes a dark turn when grumpy guest Magnus Cooper is mysteriously poisoned.
The bumbling village policeman is baffled, so it’s down to Eliza, Bram and Krish to solve the mystery. Can they find out who had access to the bottle of poison? Did a demon really appear in the maze? And what on earth is going on down in Sir Percy’s cellar?
Particularly suitable for readers aged 9+ with a reading age of 8.
As guests gather for Sir Percy’s summer party, a murderer stalks the grounds of Mulberry Hall in this cosy midsummer mystery from bestselling author Lucy Strange.
A cosy murder-mystery (Dyslexia-friendly)
A cosy murder-mystery (Dyslexia-friendly)
14 b/w, illus
- The first instalment of The Mulberry Hall Murders, a brand-new series of cosy murder mysteries from bestselling author Lucy Strange
- The perfect summer read for younger fans of classic whodunnits, seamlessly blending suspense and intrigue with quirky characters and a humorous tone
- Featuring a resourceful main character whose determination and quick thinking drive the plot and keep readers gripped at every twist and turn
- Lead-title promotion including author video, book club activity packs and social media ‘whodunnit’ campaign to launch cosy murder-mystery series
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Biografisk notat
Lucy Strange is the award-winning author of critically acclaimed children’s novels such as Our Castle by the Sea, Sisters of the Lost Marsh and The Island at the Edge of Night. Her work for Barrington Stoke includes The Storm and the Minotaur, recently adapted for the stage, and the spine-chilling ghost story The Boy at the Window. Lucy is also the co-creator with artist Pam Smy of the spooky detective series Lockett & Wilde’s Dreadfully Haunting Mysteries. A former English teacher, Lucy is a passionate Reading for Pleasure advocate. She lives