Join intrepid heroine Amelia and her bestie, Webster, as they investigate mysterious goings-on in their home at the museum. Things are going missing from the exhibits, and are eventually discovered in the Ancient Egyptian room. What on earth is Cleo the Cat Mummy up to? Amelia Cheeseheart is determined to find out!

With full colour illustrations and accessible text, plus fun Egyptian facts at the back of the book, this comic-form early reader will ensure that children love the start of their reading journey.

This adorable comic for young readers is a delight! * INIS *
The comic-book style of this story will be incredibly appealing to young readers. Not only are there brightly coloured illustrations and distinct panels to move through when following the action, but the whole story is also divided into short chapters. This allows the emerging reader time to pause and digest what has happened, which is helpful here as there are many moments of peril and excitement … Action-packed fun! * Booktrust *
Packed with comic-style illustrations and historical fun, this adventure blends page turning mystery, fast-paced mischief and a dash of Ancient Egypt for 5+ year olds. Highly recommended for less enthusiastic readers * School Reading List *

Cat Weldon is a children's author who writes funny stories and has a particular interest in history and world mythology. Her debut Viking trilogy, How to be a Hero, was published by Macmillan Children's Books.
With a master’s degree in Scriptwriting and a background in children’s theatre, Cat now splits her time between writing, teaching, and chasing her collection of delinquent (but not evil) chickens through the neighbour’s gardens.
Cat lives in East Anglia with her family and can often be found in museums. Follow her on twitter @WeldonCat