Kat Wolfe Investigates
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Kat Wolfe Investigates
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Hannah Curtis
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Lauren St John
When twelve-year-old Kat Wolfe starts a pet-sitting agency, she soon finds herself unraveling a mystery, in Kat Wolfe Investigates, the first book in the middle-grade Wolfe and Lamb Mysteries from award-winning author Lauren St. John.
After a break-in at their London home, Kat Wolfe and her veterinarian mum decide it’s time to move to the country. Dr. Wolfe’s new job on England’s Jurassic Coast comes with a condition: they have to adopt Tiny, a huge Savannah who resists Kat’s best attempts at cat whispering.
Kat starts a pet-sitting agency to make pocket money, but then the owner of her first client, an Amazon parrot, vanishes from his gadget-filled mansion. Only one person shares Kat’s conviction that he’s the victim of foul play: Harper Lamb, an American girl laid up with two broken legs thanks to her racehorse.
Kat and Harper team up, but what starts out as mystery-solving fun turns deadly for the duo. When all clues point to a nearby army base, can they count on their unruly animal friends to save the day―and their lives?
©2018 Lauren St. John (P)2022 Blackstone PublishingPoursuivre la série
Commentaires
“In Kat, readers will find a British Nancy Drew, with plenty of animal sidekicks. A fun global look at seaside inhabitants, animal science, and the power of persistence.”
(Booklist)“The story barrels along at high speed with just the right amounts of suspense and humor...An intriguing story with an emphasis on research and technology…[for] mystery and animal lovers.”
(School Library Journal)“Timeless storytelling…thrilling mystery.”
(The Bookseller)“Warm, intriguing characterization, with just the right tingle of peril.”
(The Guardian (London))“St. John’s book is suspenseful in its shifting possibilities, constructed with care, scattered with information, techno-savvy, and engaging in its characterization.”
(The Times (London))
