Speak like Daisy and Hazel
Daisy and Hazel live in 1935, when English sounded a little different to the way it does today. Guess what these words mean!
Design your perfect tea
In Arsenic for Tea, it’s Daisy’s birthday. Her mother has organised a tea to celebrate – but of course, things don’t quite go to plan! Can you do any better? Design your perfect afternoon tea here!
Design a Murder Most Unladylike Book Cover
Every mystery novel needs a cover – draw yours here!
Create your own murder mystery
Choose Daisy and Hazel’s next adventure! Put the Detective Society’s crime-solving skills to the test with the most fiendish puzzle you can imagine…
How to Have the Perfect Midnight Feast
If you are going to have a midnight feast, you need to know how to do it properly, the way Hazel and I do. Here are some hints to help you have the perfect midnight feast.
Hazel’s Casebook: Jolly Foul Play
November 6th, 1935 Dear Alexander, You’ll never guess what happened – or perhaps you will, because I think it really is true what you said once, that mystery follows us around. There’s been another murder at our school. Or at least, someone has died. The facts in the case are these. The new Head Girl […]
First Class Murder Suspect List
From the way my father is carrying on, anyone would think that the murder which has just taken place was our fault – or rather, that it was Daisy’s.
Arsenic for Tea Suspect List
Something terrible has happened to Mr Curtis, and someone at Daisy’s house, Fallingford, must have done it. But who?
From Hazel’s Casebook: Arsenic for Tea
From the diary of Hazel Wong, April 1935
Murder Most Unladylike Suspect List
Here is a list of the Deepdean masters and mistresses. One of them must have murdered our Science mistress Miss Bell. But which of them did it?