A Spoonful of Murder reviewed in the New Statesman
I’m delighted that Amanda Craig at the New Statesman has included A Spoonful of Murder in her Easter children’s books round-up! She says: For younger readers of nine-plus, Robin Stevens’s A Spoonful of Murder carries her Murder Most Unladylike mysteries (Puffin, £6.99) into new heights. When her grandfather dies our narrator, Hazel Wong, must return […]
A Spoonful of Murder in the Guardian!
A Spoonful of Murder has been included in Imogen Russell Williams’ Guardian round-up of the best new children’s books this month! She says … Capable girls also battle patriarchal values in Robin Stevens’s A Spoonful of Murder (Puffin), the latest in the bestselling series starring 1930s schoolgirl detectives Hazel Wong and Daisy Wells. This instalment, […]
A Spoonful of Murder has been reviewed in the Telegraph!
The Telegraph has given A Spoonful of Murder the most amazing review! Emily Bearn says ‘Stevens’s success owes much to her ability, like Agatha Christie, to turn even the grimmest murder into a nostalgic comfort read … This is that rare thing: a series that gets better with each book.’ I am so proud – […]
A Spoonful of Murder – The Bookseller Review
A Spoonful of Murder isn’t out until February 8th 2018 (which is actually less than 4 months away now!), but last week it was given its first review by the publishing magazine The Bookseller. And it’s a really wonderful one! Fiona Noble says ‘Stevens’ writing and plotting is sharper than ever’, and she comments on […]