Robin Stevens

  In the murder most unladylike I love all of the characters and they are brilliant murder books with a wide range of different cultures and 2 girls who are always falling apart but they always make up again which shows that friendship can do anything, even solve a murder. There are so many books and you can get really hooked in and read to your hearts content. I reccomend this to 8+ children.

Book list:

Murder most unladylike; Arsenic for Tea; First class murder; Jolly foul play; Mistletoe and murder; Cream buns and crime; Death in the spotlight; Top marks for murder; A spoonfull of murder; Death sets sail; Once upon a crime; The case of the missing treasure; The very merry murder club; The guggenheim mystery; THe ministry of unladylike activity.

Born


Unknown

When she was little she wanted to own her own zoo and write books about it. She also went to an English Boarding School.

Fun Facts:

She has a pet cockapoo named Howl from one of her favourite books. She grew up in Oxford where Alice in Wonderland  would have lived in real life.


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