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A Hugh Dunnit Mystery: Taking Shelter

By Guy Bass

A shredded homework mystery leads Hugh to a bigger question: who really abandoned Shelter?

hilarious · witty · engaging · mysterious

Pageticker community rating

Average 4.75, from 4 readers

Genres

Mystery Humour Animals

What is A Hugh Dunnit Mystery: Taking Shelter about?

Hugh Dunnit, a schoolboy with a detective's mind, rescues an abandoned dog he names Shelter. When his shredded maths homework threatens Shelter's place at home, Hugh embarks on a hilarious quest to clear her name. As he investigates, Hugh uncovers a bigger mystery: where did Shelter come from? Packed with witty one-liners and comic-book art by Lee Cosgrove, this laugh-out-loud detective story is perfect for young readers.

About the author

Guy Bass is a popular British author who loves writing funny and exciting stories for children. He is best known for the bestselling Stitch Head series, full of adventure and quirky characters. Guy enjoys using his imagination to create weird and wonderful worlds, and he hopes his books make you laugh and want to read even more!

Pages

80 pages

Reading age

Early Chapter Book (6-10)

This edition

2024

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