Murder on a Midsummer Night

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"Lucy is such a whizz bang story teller ... Murderously Good Fun." - Hilary McKay "A wonderful introduction to detective fiction in Barrington Stoke's super-readable, dyslexia-friendly format. Readers are immediately drawn in to the atmospheric setting of a Midsummer Night party at Mulberry Hall, a grand house with shadowy secrets lurking in its maze and cellars. This is a hugely engaging, fun and pacy murder mystery, in which readers can race to solve the crime before the baffled Inspector Plum manages to get his head around the idea of motive, means and opportunity. Beautifully written, with charming and helpful illustrations by Hannah Peck, I'm so glad that this is the start of a series. I can't wait for the next one!" - Helen Peters "With unique characters that jump off the page, Murder on a Midsummer Night is a thrilling and unguessable whodunnit. It puts a lively spin on classic mystery tropes." - Niyla Farook "In little more than 100 pages, Strange impressively introduces a whole cast of quirky characters who are caught up in the ensuing murder investigation, boldly led by amateur detective, Eliza. This has a classic feel while also being lively and engaging." - The Bookseller "Set against the theatrical backdrop of a fancy-dress party, Murder on a Midsummer Night is an enchanting adventure with a rich cast of quirky characters, lead by the enterprising Eliza as she races to solve the mystery in this entertaining whodunit." - Rhian Tracey "A cosy midsummer murder, combining mystery and suspense with a wide range of eccentric characters. It's a lot of fun." - Teacher "In true Barrington Stoke style, the book is short and accessible, ideal for mystery enthusiasts and for those that want a satisfying murder mystery!" - My Shelves Are Full, blogger