Lancashire Post review of The Body in the Blitz
The Body in the Blitz is the second sleuthing adventures in this action-packed series which delivers spills, thrills and laughter from first page to last, and is proving to be an all-round, hands-down, dead-cert winner.
Ministry made it onto four books of the year lists!
It’s been a bumper week for The Ministry of Unladylike Activity – it was picked as a children’s book of the year in FOUR different places!
Guardian review of Ministry of Unladylike Activity!
The Guardian’s Kitty Empire has included Ministry of Unladylike Activity in her round-up of the best new children’s fiction!
Jolly Foul Play in the South China Morning Post
‘Agatha Christie may be the Queen of Crime, but Stevens is fast becoming the Queen of Junior Crime. Long may she reign!’ – John Millen, South China Morning Post
Mistletoe and Murder – Sunday Express Review
‘Young detective fiction fans will love Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong’s latest Murder Most Unladylike case … Classic Christmas Crime.’ – The Sunday Express
Mistletoe and Murder in the FT!
Mistletoe and Murder is ‘Enjoyable golden age mystery with a modern twist.’ – The Financial Times
Mistletoe and Murder is a Metro Top Book for Young Minds!
Imogen Russell Williams at the Metro calls Mistletoe and Murder ‘a superb puzzle … [a] splendidly seasonal detective story.’
Mistletoe and Murder is one of the Telegraph’s Top 50 Books of 2016!
Mistletoe and Murder was chosen as one of the Telegraph’s top 50 books of 2016! The review: ‘Schoolgirl high-jinks abound in this whodunit for children, set in Thirties Cambridge. There’s a whiff of Agatha Christie as chums Daisy and Hazel must hunt down a killer.’ – Emily Bearn
Mistletoe and Murder is a Times children’s book of the year!
It’s been an exciting weekend for Mistletoe and Murder! On Saturday, it was chosen as one of the Times’s children’s books of the year. I’m absolutely delighted to see it featured next to so many amazing authors and titles – it’s a real honour, and I couldn’t be prouder!
Poison is Not Polite – SLJ Review
Lisa Nabel from School Library Journal calls Poison is Not Polite: ‘An English import with a good mystery that will keep readers’ attention, this second volume of the trilogy is strong enough to be a standalone title.’