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Arsenic for Tea by Robin Stevens - review

Robin Stevens, Arsenic For Tea: A Murder Most Unladylike Mystery

Arsenic For Tea is set in the 1930s and is about two school girls who solve murder mysteries. They go to one of the girls' houses on holiday and a visitor to the house dies after drinking a cup of tea. The girls try to figure out who did it… Everybody in the house is a suspect!

My favourite character is Daisy Wells. I like her because she has style and knows a lot about being a detective. She is also brave and adventurous.

I liked this book, it was scary and exciting when no one could leave the mansion because it was cut off by a flood. The girls were stuck inside and so was the killer. I liked trying to solve the mystery as I was reading the book. I didn't realise who the killer was until the end of the book, as there was a good twist at the end!

The message of this book is that people aren't always as they seem!

• Buy this book at the Guardian Bookshop.

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