K-9 (Knightley and Son) - Tapa blanda

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"Danger and excitement--not to mention quirky characters and wonderful writing--lurk around every page!" --Chris Grabenstein, "New York Times" bestselling author of "Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library" and co-author of "Treasure Hunters""" "A teeth-gnashing thriller (. . .), it will have readers (ahem) howling for a third." --"Kirkus Reviews" "A fun, engaging romp, perfect for middle school students looking for suspense with a touch of the paranormal." --"School Library Journal"

"A teeth-gnashing thriller (. . .), it will have readers (ahem) howling for a third." --"Kirkus Reviews" "A fun, engaging romp, perfect for middle school students looking for suspense with a touch of the paranormal." --"School Library Journal"

"Danger and excitement--not to mention quirky characters and wonderful writing--lurk around every page!" --Chris Grabenstein, "New York Times" bestselling author of "Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library" and co-author of "Treasure Hunters""" "Heroes, villains and settings are all fully realized through proficient description, and contemporary technology gives way to sheer brainpower. A rousing page-turner with one fault: It ends." --"Kirkus Reviews," starred review, on "Knightley & Son " "Gavin has created a fun 'Sherlock Holmes'-style adventure, with modern twists and a bit of humor. The combination is skillfully done. This is a quick and fun read; a great choice for choice looking for a new mystery to dive into." --"School Library Journal," starred review, on "Knightley & Son"

Reseña del editor

London's Youngest detective is back...Darkus Knightley, tweed-wearing, megabrained, fiercely logical thirteen-year-old investigator of the weird, was just getting used to having his private-eye dad back in his life. Then Alan Knightley went off radar again, leaving Darkus with the family mutt, a traumatized ex–police dog, as his only partner in crime-solving.

Now a mysterious canine conspiracy is howling for the attention of Knightley & Son. Shadowy trained hounds are attacking policemen at the full moon. Family pets are being mauled by a beast at a top London tourist spot. And two curiously alert canines seem to be watching Darkus's house. No one is using the word “werewolf”-yet-but it doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to work out that someone or something sinister is messing with the minds of London's dog population. Will our intrepid father-son duo make it to the next full moon?

Awards for Knightley and Son: Spring 2014 Kids IndieNext Pick, ABA Indies Introduce Pick, Kirkus Reviews Best Children's Books of 2014