Rani Reports: on The Missing Millions

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Eccentric millionaire Lord Harringtons legacy is his last painting, The Clue. Contained within the painting are instructions to find his hidden treasure and for 10-year-old aspiring journalist Rani it couldn't be more perfect. A chance for adventure but also a shot at getting the perfect scoop for a story competition in the local newspaper. Joining forces with her mischievous Nani, they set out to get to the bottom of the mystery. But solving the clues isnt so simpleand neither is outwitting rival wannabe journalist Lexi. Can Rani and Nani crack the code and avoid the dangerous nemesis determined to take the prize at any cost

Reviews

News flash! Rani Reports is a total delight! Full of intrigue, humour and heart (and boasting a grandmother from Mauritius who is utterly fabulous).

-- Abi Elphinstone, author of The Dreamsnatcher trilogy

'Its a joyful adventure, packed full of twists and clues that young (and old!) detectives will love figuring out. But most of all this book made me miss my nan... Rani and Nanis wonderful relationship is the beating heart of this book.'

-- Clare Povey, author of The Bad Brothers series

'Rani Reports on The Missing Millions' is a hugely entertaining breathless romp. We follow intrepid Rani and her gloriously playful Nani as they inventively solve tricky clues and battle their competition. It's a dazzlingly clever, fun and joyful adventure. Looking forward to more of Rani's remarkable reports.'

-- Chris Callaghan, author of The Great Chocoplot

'A bold and uplifting treasure hunt adventure, with a wonderful pair of odd-couple detectives at its heart.'

-- PG Bell, author of The Train to Impossible Places

"An exciting treasure hunt adventure with a fantastic protagonist - and her unforgettable gran! I loved spending time solving clues with Rani and her nani, and the hilarious parrot Cookie. With a diverse cast and a wonderfully fast pace, this story is huge fun from the first page to the satisfying end."

-- Liz Flanagan, author of Rise of the Shadow Dragons

Author Bio

Gabrielle Shewhorak was born in the North East of England. Satish Shewhorak was born in the North West and spent his summers in sunny Mauritius, the tropical paradise where his parents were born. Before turning full time writer, Gabrielle was a videogame developer and lecturer. Satish ran an animation studio before earning his doctorate in motion capture and becoming a games animation lecturer. Gabrielle also writes middle grade, including Knights and Bikes, and the Alfie Bloom series, under the name Gabrielle Kent. Together, they write fun-filled adventure books in between arguing about the order in which they are going to introduce their daughter to Star Wars movies.