Description
“Murder Most Unladylike” is a mystery novel written by Robin Stevens. It is the first book in the “Murder Most Unladylike Mysteries” series, also known as the “Wells & Wong Mystery” series. Here’s a brief description of the book:
The story is set in the 1930s and follows the adventures of two young boarding school girls, Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong, who form the Wells & Wong Detective Society. Daisy, a sophisticated English girl, and Hazel, a perceptive and logical Chinese girl, team up to solve mysteries in their boarding school, Deepdean School for Girls.
In “Murder Most Unladylike,” the girls find themselves in the middle of a real murder case when their science teacher, Miss Bell, goes missing, and then her body is discovered. As Daisy and Hazel investigate the crime, they encounter a web of secrets, suspicious characters, and unexpected twists. They must gather clues, uncover hidden motives, and navigate the challenges of their school life while trying to catch the culprit.
The book combines elements of classic detective stories with a boarding school setting and explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and bravery. Daisy and Hazel make for an unlikely but formidable detective duo as they use their unique skills and perspectives to unravel the truth behind the murder.
“Murder Most Unladylike” has garnered praise for its engaging storytelling, well-crafted mystery plot, and memorable characters. It has captivated readers of various ages with its blend of mystery, adventure, and a touch of nostalgia for the Golden Age of detective fiction.
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