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Murder at the Museum

By Alasdair Beckett-King

Adjectives

humorous engaging witty mysterious

Genres

Mystery Humour Adventure

Synopsis

Bonnie Montgomery, a ten-year-old girl, transforms into the renowned detective Montgomery Bonbon with a beret and a bristly moustache. When a security guard is found dead in a locked room at the Hornville Museum, and a valuable artefact goes missing, Bonnie and her Grampa Banks investigate. They navigate a series of clues and suspects, aiming to solve the mystery before the bumbling Inspector Sands. This humorous and engaging tale blends classic whodunit elements with modern wit.

About the author

Alasdair Beckett-King is a British comedian, writer, and animator known for his clever jokes and funny videos. He often appears on TV and makes people laugh with his creative sketches. Alasdair loves stories and enjoys sharing his unique sense of humour with audiences of all ages.

Pages

284 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

Published

2023

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