Willy Waggledagger has arrived in London, disappointed to find
that the streets are paved in poop, not gold. Then he discovers
that his long-lost Uncle Ardent has recently died. So when a
mysterious figure appears, claiming to be Willy’s uncle’s ghost,
and begging Willy to look into the death, Willy doesn’t know
what to do. Should he trust the ghost and risk his future by
trying to find the murderer? Or should he do nothing and let
the murderer walk free? And what on earth could the bee that
was found in his dead uncle’s ear have to do with anything?
Could this be the true story behind Shakespeare’s Hamlet?
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ISBN:
9781921541315
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
174
Dimensions:
19cm x 13cm
RRP:
$14.99
Series:
Publisher:
Hardie Grant Children's Publishing
Published:
01 February 2011
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Martin Chatterton
Martin Chatterton grew up in Liverpool, England. As a small child, he loved books by Dr Seuss and Richard Scarry, and later enjoyed reading Richmal Crompton, Agatha Christie and Ian Fleming, among others. He names Dr Seuss as the biggest influence on his work.
Moving to London to attend Kingston University in the early 1980s, Martin graduated in Graphic Design. He then worked as a designer and illustrator in advertising and
ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATOR
Gregory Rogers