Detective Dot
By Sophie Deen and John Thornton
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Synopsis
Nine-year-old tech genius Detective Dot embarks on a thrilling mission for the Children's Intelligence Agency: to investigate teenage trillionaire Shelly Belly. Why are Shelly's inventions so inexpensive, and where are they produced? Armed with her coding prowess, sharp intellect, and an array of gadgets, Dot is determined to uncover the truth behind Shelly's empire.
About the author
Sophie Deen is a British author best known for her exciting 'Agent Asha' books, which mix fun adventures with clever puzzles and coding challenges. She loves encouraging children to be curious and creative, especially about technology. Sophie enjoys making learning feel like a thrilling mission, inspiring young readers to become problem-solvers and digital heroes.
Pages
139 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
Published
2016
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