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The Vanishing of Billy Buckle (Wings & Co. #3)

The Vanishing of Billy Buckle (Wings & Co. #3)

Current price: $13.99
Publication Date: July 7th, 2015
Publisher:
Henry Holt and Co. (BYR)
ISBN:
9780805099157
Pages:
240

Description

The famous fairy detective agency, Wings & Co., has a big problem. Well, quite a few of them actually.

There's the missing giant, Billy Buckle, who has vanished without a trace, and left his giant daughter with the detectives. There's a surprise visit to the seaside, which uncovers a murder and a stolen diamond. And then there's that tricky business of the TV talent show...

Squat on a squid, this is Emily, Buster and Fidget's most complicated case yet!

About the Author

David Roberts is Senior Lecturer in International Politics at the University of Ulster. He is the Convenor and Chair of the British International Studies Association Human Security Working Group, external examiner with the Royal University of Phnom Penh and the University of Coventry, and Visiting Research Fellow at the Centre for Governance and International Affairs, University of Bristol. He has published a previous monograph on Human Insecurity (Zed 2008) and another on postconflict democratization in Cambodia, and will publish in 2010 a monograph critiquing Liberal peacebuilding in developing societies that proposes an alternative 'everyday lives' approach to the postconflict challenge which invigorates positive peace through structural and institutional reforms to the Liberal Project. He has published more than 30 other chapters and articles in peer reviewed outlets on human security and peacebuilding.

Praise for The Vanishing of Billy Buckle (Wings & Co. #3)

“Wickedly fun.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review on Operation Bunny

“A big step up from the normal chapter-book fare.” —Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW on Operation Bunny

“Young readers looking for silly magical adventures will find much to love.” —Booklist on Operation Bunny

“Readers of Sally Gardner expect wit, pace and heart, and will not be disappointed.” —New York Times Book Review on Operation Bunny

“This brims with quirky charm reminiscent of Eva Ibbotson, Joan Aiken and early JK Rowling.” —The Times on Operation Bunny