The Street Art Mystery

A thrilling, pacy adventure about friendship, bravery and real-life injustice from the award-winning author of High Rise Mystery<BR><BR>'For 9+ readers, this gripping, thoughtful update to the Blytonesque "secret society" genre engages squarely with racism and social injustice.' Guardian <BR><BR> 'Brilliant; a joy to the very end' Katherine Rundell<BR><BR><BR><BR>Josephine Williams is definitely a leader - and her teachers know it! What other eleven-year-old is desperate for MORE schoolwork?<BR><BR> Looking for more challenging tasks, Josie enlists her friends Wesley and Margot into her very own Scout troop, the Copseys, named after the street they all live on. Together they start their quest for their camping badge by sleeping out near to the abandoned factory behind their houses. <BR><BR>But that night they stumble across something strange. Someone seems to be living in the derelict building! The Copseys have to solve the mystery... and perhaps earn their bravery and activism badges along the way... <BR><BR><BR> Perfect for readers who love Robin Stevens and Katherine Woodfine, and full of fast-paced adventure, brilliant characters and snappy dialogue with themes of real-life activism and how to help others.<BR><BR>'I love it!' Elle McNicoll<BR><BR><BR>'An intriguing mystery adventure . . . bold and brilliant' Sophie Anderson<BR><BR>'A joy to read.' Alex Wheatle <BR><BR> 'A funny, warm and thought-provoking celebration of community of all kinds' Anna James

A page-turning, fast-paced, twisty murder mystery packed with epic reveals, red herrings and sharp, real, funny teen dialogue, perfect for fans of Robin Stevens and the Lizzie and Belle Mysteries, from the award-winning author of High-Rise Mystery and The Good Turn.<BR>Last night Wesley and his friends Josephine and Margot threw their neighbour Rachel a surprise birthday party.<BR><BR>This morning, Rachel is dead. <BR>And Wesley is the one who finds her body. <BR><BR> Rachel's friends throw a traditional Caribbean Nine Night celebration to help guide her soul to the next world. But Wesley, Margot and Josephine don't have time to mourn Rachel. They are determined to find out who did this - and find out what secrets Rachel was keeping...<BR><BR> Praise for Sharna Jackson:<BR><BR> 'I utterly loved The Good Turn; it's bone-deep brilliant; a joy to the very end. It's so warm and so funny, and so ferociously on the side of justice and of hope. I adored it.' - Katherine Rundell<BR>