Book details
The Detective's Guide to Paris
Description
It's springtime in Paris, and crime is in the air ...Pepper Stark and her friends came to Paris for the glamour, the gâteaux and the good times. But intrigue seems to follow the young detectives wherever they go. When an American tourist and a priceless Russian treasure both disappear from their hotel, Pepper is sure the mysteries are connected and is determined to solve them both. But this time she has competition: former thief-turned-amateur-detective Georges Rème is also on the case. And her friends seem to be more interested in croissants than in crime.Pepper will do anything to beat Rème to the punch and prove herself as a proper sleuth - even if that means misleading the people closest to her. In this unusual hotel, where everyone has secrets to hide, who can Pepper trust to lead her to the answers? And how far will she go to get them?1920s Paris bursts to life in this captivating return to the world and characters of Nicki Greenberg's The Detective's Guide mysteries.
Age
9-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
253 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Immersive Setting: 'The Detective's Guide to Paris' offers readers a vivid and atmospheric journey through the streets of Paris. The detailed descriptions of the city's landmarks, culture, and ambiance will transport readers to the heart of France, making it a great read for those who love travel and adventure without leaving the comfort of their home.
- Engaging Mystery: The book presents an intriguing mystery that will captivate readers and keep them guessing until the very end. It's perfect for fans of detective stories and those who enjoy piecing together clues and solving puzzles alongside the protagonist.
- Unique Illustrations: Nicki Greenberg is known for her unique and engaging illustrations, which add an extra layer of enjoyment to the reading experience. The visual elements help bring the story to life and provide a distinctive way to engage with the narrative.
- Cultural Insight: Through the protagonist's investigation, readers gain insight into Parisian culture and society. The book touches on various aspects of French life, from cuisine to art, offering a multifaceted view of the city that goes beyond the typical tourist experience.