A Killing at the Box Office

Band 2
The Interactive Murder Puzzle Mysteries
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Artikelbeschreibung

Perfect for 8-12 year old fans of Murdle Junior, Puzzles for Spies and Cluedle, you choose what path you take, what puzzles you solve, and what answers you take to help you solve a murder in this high-stakes mystery.

'Could keep readers guessing all holiday [ . . .] Rip-roaring, brain-teasing stuff' Daily Mail

Solve the puzzle. Save the world. Simple, right?

Step into the shoes of Arlo Banks, and return to a world of secrets and spies.

This time, he's on the trail of a shadowy group determined to stop the young sleuth in his tracks.

From the bright lights of Hollywood to the snowy alps, from prison breaks to car chases, Arlo must use all his skill and cunning to solve murders, catch killers and - just maybe - stop the end of the world.


'Both my kids loved the first one. This is even better. It combines a really exciting adventure story with puzzles and devious dead ends. Would highly recommend!' - a 5-star Amazon reviewer.


If you enjoyed this book, check out the others in the Interactive Murder-Mystery series:

Death on the Tracks
X-Mas Marks the Spot
Murder at the Mansion

Produktsicherheit

Hersteller: Penguin Random House UK
Anschrift: 80 Strand
GB-WC2 R0RL London
Kontakt: penguinpublicity@penguinrandomhouse.com
   
Verantwortlicher: Penguin Random House Ireland
Anschrift: Morrison Chambers
32 Nassau Street
IE-D02 YH68 Dublin
Kontakt: https://eu-contact.penguin.ie

Personeninformation

Paul Westmoreland has been a professional writer for over 25 years, creating award-winning advertising for TV, cinema, radio and digital campaigns. He is now a full-time author, and as well as coming up with fiendish puzzle and mystery books, he is the writer behind the spooky Rudy middle-grade series, which first published in 2023.
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