The Great Clown Conundrum - The Big-Top Mysteries

4.13 ( 180 Ratings by Goodreads)
The Great Clown Conundrum

The Great Clown Conundrum - The Big-Top Mysteries

4.13 (180 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 3 October, 2019
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Roll up! Roll up! For the second exciting instalment in The Big-Top Mysteries series, packed with all the fun of the circus and an intriguing new mystery to be solved …

Roll up! Roll up! A new season is about to begin at the Shortbread family's circus! The big-top is ready and everyone is excited to get started. But as the shows begin chief clown Mr Birdcage is in a bit of a pickle – none of his hilarious props seem to be working! When budding detectives Billy, Fern and Joe get on the case to investigate, they soon discover that the props have been tampered with! But who would want to sabotage Mr Birdcage and why?

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Type Book
ISBN13 9781781128800
ISBN10 1781128804
Number Of Pages 128
Item Weight 130 g
Product Dimensions 130 x 198 x 13 mm
Publisher / Reseller HarperCollins Publishers
Format paperback
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Media Reviews

"This is a lovely, gentle story, and Sam Usher’s plentiful and detailed illustrations are integral to its appeal – we especially liked the one of the clown’s storage caravan" – Roaring Reads, Blog

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Author's Bio

Alexander McCall Smith is one of the world’s most prolific and popular authors. He has won numerous awards for his writing, including the British Book Award's Author of the Year and a CBE for services to literature. His titles include The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency and 44 Scotland Street series.
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Sam Usher spent most of his childhood reading, drawing and forgetting to do school work. He still likes to spend his time playing around with ink, watercolour and washing-up liquid. If the opportunity arises, he loves to make a mess! Sam’s first book – Can You See Sassoon? – was longlisted for the Greenaway Medal.

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