Murder At The Museum (Montgomery Bonbon)

Description: A brilliantly funny young murder mystery from a rising stand-up comedian, podcaster and filmmaker - and exciting new talent in children's fiction. Many people go their whole lives without noticing anything that is afoot, amiss, or even untoward; without ever experiencing that toe-tingling, stomach-twisting sensation that a mystery is about to unfold. Not Bonnie Montgomery - the world's best detective. Not that anyone (other than Grampa Banks) has heard of her... But they might have heard of the great Montgomery Bonbon, the well-dressed gentleman detective who (apart from the hat and moustache) looks suspiciously like a 10-year-old girl. Their newest case: solving the mystery surrounding a highly suspicious death at the Hornville Museum. Together they'll interview some dodgy witnesses, scour the scene for clues and - above all - hope no one notices that Bonnie and Montgomery are never in the same room at the same time... Review: Knives Out meets Poirot - but for children! * Front Row, BBC Radio 4 * Enormous fun - Montgomery Bonbon is my new favourite detective! -- Katherine Woodfine Murder at the Museum is a terrific twisty, turny tale as Montgomery Bonbon solves all the clues to a fantastic and funny detective adventure. Alasdair Beckett-King has written a book that is perfect for readers who love mystery, mayhem and fake moustaches. -- Shane Hegarty Murder at the Museum delivers a good deal of laughs and is a love letter to classic Christie novels that will delight any parents reading the book to their children. [...] young readers are sure to enjoy the twists and turns - and laughs - of this playful introduction to crime fiction. * Books for Keeps * Beckett-King affectionately satirises the murder mystery genre. -- February 2023 Previews * The Bookseller *