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The Book Case: An Emily Lime Mystery by Dave Shelton 9781910200544 [USED COPY]

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Daphne is off to St Rita's, an exclusive girls' boarding school. It sounds awfully respectable and Daphne herself is awfully respectable too. She loves to read, and is delighted to be offered the chance to interview for Librarian's assistant's assistant immediately upon arrival. But it turns out nothing is quite what you'd expect at St Rita's - you can't trust a padlock if the fourth graders are around, the floor has holes from cannonballs, the smell in the dining room is disgustingly foul, and Daphne discovers the librarian doesn't really exist. But there is a librarian's assistant, Emily Lime. And she's really a crime-solving genius, who's looking for a new assistant of her own. Booksmart Daphne is just the girl for the job, because mystery and intrigue are about to strike St Rita's and Emily Lime is going to need all the help she can get . . .

Hilarious crime solving capers at a brilliantly crazy boarding school.

About the Author
Born and raised in Leicester, Dave now lives in Cambridge with a brilliant woman, a beautiful girl, a bonkers dog and an inexcusable cat. He is the creator of the slapstick comedy noir comic strip Good Dog, Bad Dog, as seen in the DFC, the Guardian and The Phoenix. His debut prose novel for children, A Boy and a Bear in a Boat, which he also illustrated, was shortlisted for the Costa children's prize and the Carnegie medal, and won the Branford Boase award. He is fond of cake.

Reviews
Blends Enid Blyton's Malory Towers stories with a touch of Sherlock Holmes. Deliciously funny and a must for mystery fans * The Week Junior, praise for the Emily Lime series *
This sniggeringly funny, totally deadpan book is a joy to read * BookTrust, praise for the Emily Lime series *
Daring tale of mischief * Scotsman, praise for the Emily Lime series *
Dave Shelton's illustrations capture the spirit of the story perfectly * Julia Eccleshare, praise for the Emily Lime series *


Awards
Short-listed for Leeds Book Awards 2019 and CrimeFest Award 2019. Long-listed for North Somerset Teachers' Book Awards 2018.



Book Information
ISBN 9781910200544
Author Dave Shelton
Format Hardback
Page Count 368
Imprint David Fickling Books
Publisher David Fickling Books
Weight(grams) 494g
Dimensions(mm) 204mm * 138mm * 34mm

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