A Murder Most Unladylike Mystery: Poison Is Not Polite (Hardcover)

from TheTreeReader

I enjoyed Poison is Not Polite even more than the first book, Murder is Bad Manners. Even though I liked the plot in the first book more, just being with these characters again and getting to know them even more made it more enjoyable. Also, there was more Beanie and I just can't get enough of he...

from BillieBook

A second delightful entry in the Wells and Wong series which is sure to appeal to young mystery fans--and probably quite a few adult ones, as well. A classic house party mystery, with a shady guest ending up poisoned at tea and all of the guests hiding secrets and coming under suspicion by our tw...

from ashleytylerjohn

Another terrific entry in this charming series. Vivid characters, engaging plot, evocative setting—check check check. And I appreciated that Daisy seems to have grown enough to give Hazel slightly more credit! They are apparently considered children's mysteries by publishers and booksellers, but ...

from CatKin026

This is a fun take on Agatha Christie style kind of crime novels for children, mixed with Enid Blyton's St. Clares and Malory Towers. All of the crime scenes are carefully described to remain child friendly, while at the same time leaving enough clues that the reader can race through alongside th...