Ottoline and the Yellow Cat

The Nestlé Gold winner: a witty tale of cat burglers, cunning and crime! Think all sleuths wear a funny hat like Sherlock Holmes? Not Miss Ottoline Brown. She wears whatever she likes. (She’s a mistress of disguise.) And who needs a human sidekick when you can have a hairy bog creature called Mr Munroe as your partner in not-crime? Ottoline and Mr Munroe live in a stylish apartment in Big City, looking after the Brown family’s posh antiques – and dabbling in a spot of detective work. When Big City is rocked by a series of high-society dognappings and jewel thefts, they’re first on the scene. But are they smart enough to catch the cunning Yellow Cat?

  • A quirky detective story full of wit and intrigue
  • Chris Riddell is the current Children’s Laureate
  • Winner of the Nestlé Prize and the Red House Award
  • Bursting with Chris’s stunningly detailed artwork

“Possibly the most instantly covetable book ever published.” Sunday Telegraph

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    It was very funny book. I read it all in one go. An amazing book. It rely got me in to the interesting book. I do recommend to read it.

    28 November 2016

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    Chris Riddell

    Chris Riddell is an award-winning writer, artist and cartoonist and creator of some our favourite books including Goth Girl. He was recently named the 2015-2017 Children’s Laureate.

    Awards

    Chris Riddell’s prestigious awards include three Kate Greenaway Medals for Pirate Diary, Gulliver and The Sleeper and the Spindle, the Newbery and Carnegie Medals for The Graveyard Book,the Nestle Smarties prize for Ottoline and the Yellow Cat and Fergus Crane, and the Costa Children’s Book Award for Goth Girl and the Ghost of a Mouse. He was recently named the Children’s Laureate 2015-2017.

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