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Mark Anchovy: pizza delivery boy and private detective is on a new mission - to Japan!
'Hilarious and exciting' The Scotsman
'LOVE this proper funny series ... Funny, fast-paced adventure with loads of cheese (the good kind!)' Pamela Butchart
Colin Kingsley, AKA Mark Anchovy, has a lot on his plate. And it's not just fishy pizza . . .
The pizza delivery boy turned detective is in Japan to track down Lord Bobo, an English gameshow host who
is missing. Worryingly, a bloodthirsty butler is after him. More worryingly, he has a new apprentice to train: his sister, Alicia.
Has the world's busiest pizza detective bitten off more than he can chew?
Read more of the Mark Anchovy adventures for fast-paced and food-filled hilarity:
MARK ANCHOVY: PIZZA DETECTIVE - out now!
MARK ANCHOVY: WAR AND PIZZA - out now! William Goldsmith is a British writer and illustrator. Published by Jonathan Cape, his graphic novels 'Vignettes of Ystov' and 'The Bind' were nominated for a Newton First Book Award and British Book Design Award respectively. His illustration clients include The Independent, Goethe Institut, Royal Opera House and the Turner Prize winning collective, Assemble. Mark Anchovy: Pizza Detective is his first book for children.
For more information please visit williamgoldsmith.co.uk. The outrageously funny adventures of Mark Anchovy, pizza delivery boy and private detective, continue in his third mission - to Japan. Integrated black and white artwork throughout. Each book takes place in a different exotic location - book 1 is Rome, book 2 is Russia and book 3 is Japan. Third in the mad, hilarious adventures of Colin Kingsley, aka Mark Anchovy, pizza detective. Supported by a fabulous website: www.markanchovy.com Praise for Mark Anchovy: Pizza Detective:
"A must-read for mystery fans... A hilarious and exciting story." - Scotsman
"Bursting with cliffhangers and plot twists to entertain and engage on every page - all with added intrigue, drama, code breaking, despicable villains and of course, pizza ... a winning formula.' - INIS: Children's Books Ireland Magazine
"If you like cheesy jokes, and not taking things too seriously, you will enjoy this book." - English Association
'Hilarious and exciting' The Scotsman
'LOVE this proper funny series ... Funny, fast-paced adventure with loads of cheese (the good kind!)' Pamela Butchart
Colin Kingsley, AKA Mark Anchovy, has a lot on his plate. And it's not just fishy pizza . . .
The pizza delivery boy turned detective is in Japan to track down Lord Bobo, an English gameshow host who
is missing. Worryingly, a bloodthirsty butler is after him. More worryingly, he has a new apprentice to train: his sister, Alicia.
Has the world's busiest pizza detective bitten off more than he can chew?
Read more of the Mark Anchovy adventures for fast-paced and food-filled hilarity:
MARK ANCHOVY: PIZZA DETECTIVE - out now!
MARK ANCHOVY: WAR AND PIZZA - out now! William Goldsmith is a British writer and illustrator. Published by Jonathan Cape, his graphic novels 'Vignettes of Ystov' and 'The Bind' were nominated for a Newton First Book Award and British Book Design Award respectively. His illustration clients include The Independent, Goethe Institut, Royal Opera House and the Turner Prize winning collective, Assemble. Mark Anchovy: Pizza Detective is his first book for children.
For more information please visit williamgoldsmith.co.uk. The outrageously funny adventures of Mark Anchovy, pizza delivery boy and private detective, continue in his third mission - to Japan. Integrated black and white artwork throughout. Each book takes place in a different exotic location - book 1 is Rome, book 2 is Russia and book 3 is Japan. Third in the mad, hilarious adventures of Colin Kingsley, aka Mark Anchovy, pizza detective. Supported by a fabulous website: www.markanchovy.com Praise for Mark Anchovy: Pizza Detective:
"A must-read for mystery fans... A hilarious and exciting story." - Scotsman
"Bursting with cliffhangers and plot twists to entertain and engage on every page - all with added intrigue, drama, code breaking, despicable villains and of course, pizza ... a winning formula.' - INIS: Children's Books Ireland Magazine
"If you like cheesy jokes, and not taking things too seriously, you will enjoy this book." - English Association
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