The Big Bad Wolf Murder by P.G. Bell
The Big Bad Wolf Murder is a gripping children’s mystery where Ruby and Fillan face danger, red herrings, and betrayal as they uncover the truth and learn the value of trust and resilience.
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P.G. Bell is a British author known for writing children’s fiction. He is the creator of the Train to Impossible Places series, which blends adventure and fantasy elements. The first book in the series, The Train to Impossible Places, was published by Usborne in 2018. The story follows Suzy, a young girl who embarks on a journey aboard a magical train that travels to unusual destinations.
The series continued with The Great Brain Robbery and The Frozen Sea, both published by Usborne. Bell’s work is characterised by imaginative settings and inventive plots, appealing to readers who enjoy fantastical adventures. His books are aimed at middle-grade readers and have been published in the UK by Usborne.
The Train to Impossible Places was published by Usborne in 2018.
The Big Bad Wolf Murder is a gripping children’s mystery where Ruby and Fillan face danger, red herrings, and betrayal as they uncover the truth and learn the value of trust and resilience.
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