The Case of the Fiendish Dancing Footprints
By Karen Wallace
A vanished professor, mysterious footprints and a mind-reading machine lead Sherlock into danger.
Genres
What is The Case of the Fiendish Dancing Footprints about?
Sherlock Hound is trying to teach Dr Whatsup Wombat to waltz when a mysterious telegram interrupts their lesson. Professor Greymatter has vanished, along with his extraordinary mind-reading machine. The only clue is a trail of strange footprints stamped into wet cement. Sherlock and Wombat must follow the trail, uncover the kidnapper’s plan and protect the secret invention from the wicked Professor Ha-Ha Hyena. Can the clever detectives solve the case before the fiend strikes again?
About the author
Karen Wallace is a much-loved author who grew up in Canada and now lives in England. She has written many exciting books for children, including 'Raspberries on the Yangtze' and the popular 'Dinosaur Cove' series. Karen enjoys exploring nature and often uses her adventures as inspiration for her wonderful stories.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
This edition
2002
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