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|author=Kate Pankhurst
|title= Mariella Mystery Investigates A Kitty Calamity
|rating=4
|genre= Confident Readers
|summary= When Mariella Mystery (amazing girl detective, aged nine and a bit) and the other Mystery Girls – Violet and Poppy – start to investigate the disappearance of their neighbour’s cat they think it’s going to be an easy case. Aren’t missing cats usually just stuck up a tree or off visiting a house where there’s tastier food? But the girls’ views begin to change when more and more cats start to disappear. Soon everyone in Puddleford is worried. The situation is suddenly serious and it’s up to the Mystery Girls to put an end to the catnapping.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1444012320/amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author= Francesca Simon and Tony Ross
|summary=Flavia Petrelli, who will be remembered by regular readers of the Commissario Guido Brunetti series as one of the suspects in the first case, ''Death at La Fenice'', has returned to Venice to sing the lead in ''Tosca''. But this time it's Petrelli who feels that she is a victim and for the strangest of reasons: she's being inundated with gifts. It began in other cities - the yellow roses thrown, in abundance, on to the stage, but this time there are even more roses. Her dressing room is filled with them and there's even a massive bouquet inside the locked apartment building where she's staying. It was Brunetti who proved her innocence the last time and it's to him that she turns with this latest problem.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0434023582</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Nick Jones
|title=Gagged and Bound: A book of puns, one-liners and dad jokes
|rating=4
|genre=Humour
|summary=Ok. I am not a funny person. I come up deplorably short on the old wit and repartee. My puns are never new. I feel this lack of comic talent quite keenly and I think that's why I love other people's jokes so much. So Gagged and Bound was always going to be right up my alley - it's a collection of very short gags on any subject you can imagine. A stream of punny/funny consciousness, if you will.
 
The problem is this: how does an unfunny person like me review a funny book? I have no idea.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0993079407</amazonuk>
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