The Agatha Case Files: Welcome to Kittyville!

The Agatha Case Files: Welcome to Kittyville! - Hardcover

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The Agatha Case Files: Welcome to Kittyville!

The Agatha Case Files: Welcome to Kittyville! - Hardcover

by Paul Martin
$18.99
Sale price  $18.99 Regular price 

Book Overview

by Paul Martin (Author), Camille Roy (Illustrator)

Be a detective! Agatha is new to Kittyville, but that's not stopping her from solving the mysteries that are taking place in town. Young readers are invited to join Agatha in her mission: look for clues, identify suspects, and come up with solutions! This illustrated interactive mystery with gatefold flaps is perfect for budding sleuths.
- Features 8 highly engaging mysteries with solutions
- Detailed illustrated scenes provide opportunities to develop observation skills
- Helps sharpen thinking and reasoning skills
The Agatha Case Files: Welcome to Kittyville is just right for young readers who love mysteries!
- Fun family read-aloud and activity books
- Books for children aged 5 and up
- Books for elementary school children

Author Biography

A long-time editor of a children's magazine, Paul Martin now writes novels, puzzle books, and graphic novels for children. He lives in Lille, France.

Camille Roy is an illustrator who lives in Paris, France.
Number of Pages: 80
Dimensions: 0.49 x 10.15 x 7.41 IN
Publication Date: September 09, 2025
ISBN9791036381447
Author Paul Martin
PublisherTwirl
GenreChildren
FormatHardcover
PublishedSeptember 2025
LanguageENG- English
Pages80
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids and Teens & young adults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Paul Martin

Paul Martin is a Tokyo-based Japanese sword and culture specialist who brings expertise from his tenure as a curator at the British Museum, where he managed the Japanese arms and armor collections. With a Master's Degree in Asian Studies, he's a Trustee for the Society for the Promotion of Japanese Sword Culture and founder of the Shin-Gobankaji Project. He is the first non-Japanese recipient and two-time winner of Tokyo's sword appraisal competition. Paul has translated for major Japanese sword exhibitions, authored key books and DVDs, and appeared on global TV networks from the Discovery Channel, to History Channel, National Geographic, NHK World, and the BBC.

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