Poppy Pym and the Double Jinx
Laura Wood
Subjects
- Action Adventures - chills, thrills and plenty of spills
- Friends & Family - tears and laughter, and happy ever after
- Friends & Family - tears and laughter, and happy ever after
- Funny Stuff - rib ticklers to make you fall off your chair
Average rating
The second book in the prize winning mystery series. It’s Halloween at Saint Smithen’s. When the Brimwell town hall burns down, the amateur production of Macbeth is moved to the school and it’s all hands on deck. But when the play is struck by a series of mysterious attacks, it’s up to Poppy, her friends and her circus family to save the play and unmask the culprit. Perfect for younger fans of A Murder Most Unladylike and older Enid Blyton stories The first book was the winner of the Montegrappa Scholastic New Children’s writing Prize (2015), chosen from almost 1,000 entries Exciting, funny and adventurous, Poppy Pym blends a classic boarding school story with a quirky circus family and a thrilling smuggling mystery
Reviews
I love the Poppy Pym series
Anonymous 04.08.2022
Amazing, exciting, cool, adventurous and mysterious
Baroness Birthday-cake Pendragon 20.12.2020
This book is a murder mystery. My favourite part was when Poppy finds a dagger dripping with blood! I really liked Poppy because she is very good at solving mysteries and finding out who's the criminal. I would recommend this book so someone else because it's a brilliant read.
Lady Sapphire Costa-Rica 25.08.2020
This is a fun book with lots of twists and turns.There is a mystery and Poppy and her friends have to solve it:)
Anonymous 05.08.2020
I really loved this book. Near the end, there's an unexpected twist. Poppy Pym and Buttercup (the lion) are my favourite characters.
Master Merlin Ketchup 22.07.2020
Another interesting mystery with an unexpected plot twist! I love this book. I would definitely recommend this series!
Anonymous 07.07.2020
AMAZING
Anonymous 14.08.2017
you should read the book because it is funny and sometimes makes you feel like something's going to happen but then it's like the author plays a trick on you and you HAVE to keep reading until something happens!
Anonymous 05.08.2017
