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Violet and the Smugglers (Violet Investigates Book 3)

Violet and the Smugglers (Violet Investigates Book 3)

Published in
2016
4.15
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Description

Get ready to meet Violet Remy-Robinson - an amateur Sherlock Holmes in the making - in the third book in this delightful young detective series, perfect for fans of Robin Stevens, Enid Blyton and Anisha, Accidental Detective!'There is a new girl sleuth on the block' The TimesUncle Johnny has invited Violet and her friends to spend the summer with him on a sailing adventure, and Violet couldn't be more excited! But when she suspects that the captain of a nearby boat might be up to no good, Violet needs to put her detective skills into action . . . Could he be the head of the smuggling ring?Beautifully designed and filled with Becka Moor's gorgeous illustrations, everyone is bound to fall in love with Violet and the colourful characters that make up her world.Praise for the Violet Investigates series:'Pacey and imaginative' The Times'Fans of Lauren Child will be very taken with Violet and her world' Books For Keeps'A delicious package for emerging readers' Sunday Times'A quirky and charming read' GuardianDon't forget to look out for the rest of Violet's adventures: The Pearl of the Orient, The Hidden Treasure, The Mummy Mystery and The Mystery of Tiger Island! 
Age
6-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
208 pages
Book in series
#3

Why to read

  • Engaging Mystery: The book offers an engaging mystery that keeps readers guessing and turning pages to find out what happens next.
  • Strong Female Protagonist: Violet is a smart and resourceful young detective, serving as a positive role model for young readers.
  • Educational Value: The story may incorporate historical elements or cultural references that provide educational value beyond just entertainment.
  • Series Continuity: As the third book in the 'Violet Investigates' series, it continues the adventures of Violet, allowing readers to further develop their connection with the characters and the overarching storyline.