Catscape

by Mike Nicholson

Overview

Fergus can't believe it when his brand-new digital watch starts going backwards. Then he crashes (literally) into gadget-loving Murdo and a second mystery comes to light: cats are going missing all over the neighbourhood. As the two boys start to investigate, they find help in some unexpected places.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781782500711
Publisher:	Floris Books
Publication date:	03/20/2014
Series:	Kelpies
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	192
File size:	251 KB
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Mike Nicholson was the winner of the Kelpies Prize 2005 for new Scottish writing for children. A member of local writing group Broadside, he based Catscape, his first book, in his home neighbourhood of Comely Bank, Edinburgh. He has since published another novel for children, Grimm, and a Scottish picture book, Thistle Street.

Editorial Reviews

'A well-paced, entirely convincing mystery novel, full of suspense, wit and unexpected twists and turns. Beautifully written in a clear, accessible style with plenty of direct speech and detailed description, it is an excellent, gripping yarn for anyone over 9 years old.'
– The School Librarian

'This delightful, whimsical story will appeal to children of all ages. It is well written without being condescending, and the plot is unusual and quite gripping.'
– Stockbridge & New Town Independent

'A ripping yarn and beautifully plotted. A real boys-own adventure story.'
– Catherine Forde, author of Fat Boy Swim

'What starts out to be a bit of fun soon develops in to a dangerous adventure. I really enjoyed the plot and would recommend it to younger readers.'
– Hannah, Broughton High School

'I really enjoyed this book... I think I would probably enjoy another one of Mike Nicholson's books.'
– Rachael, Teen Titles

'I liked it because it was a mystery but it was also quite funny. I would recommend the book to anyone.'
– Emma, Teen Titles

'I thought the story was great... I would definitely recommend it to my friends because it is such a good book.'
– Annie, age 8

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