Agatha Oddly The Secret Key
By Lena Jones
A secret key unlocks hidden London, but who can Agatha trust when danger draws near?
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The Secret Key is a brisk, stylish mystery with a wonderfully determined heroine, a secret side to London and enough danger to keep the pages turning. Agatha’s love of detective fiction, fierce independence and loyal friendships will appeal to confident readers aged around 10–14.
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What is Agatha Oddly The Secret Key about?
Thirteen year-old Agatha Oddly has always dreamed of being a detective. When mysterious events threaten London, she seizes the chance to investigate. Armed with a secret key unlocking hidden parts of the city, Agatha delves into a world of intrigue and danger. As she uncovers clues, she must decide whom to trust, realising that appearances can be deceiving. This thrilling adventure blends mystery, friendship, and the excitement of discovery.
About the author
Lena Jones is a British author who loves telling exciting stories for children. She is best known for writing the popular Agatha Oddly mystery series, where a clever young detective solves puzzling cases in London. Lena enjoys creating mysteries that keep readers guessing and hopes to inspire you to become a super sleuth too!
Discussion ideas around Agatha Oddly The Secret Key
Agatha’s Courage: What makes Agatha brave, and when might her confidence become risky?
Trusting Others: How does Agatha decide whom to trust, and what clues would help you make a similar choice?
Hidden London: What do you think makes the secret parts of London so exciting, and what hidden place would you like to explore?
Friendship: How do Agatha’s friendships with Liam and Brianna help her, and what makes someone a good friend during a difficult mystery?
Rules and Risks: When, if ever, is it right to break a rule to help solve a problem or protect someone?
Pages
324 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2018
First published
2018
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