Review
...an intriguing thriller about the jealousies of friendship... warm-hearted, unambiguous... well-judged for the older junior/early secondary level -- The Times Educational Supplement
Daisie is Becca's best friend, they are both eleven, and Daisie has disappeared. A taut and intriguing thriller... -- Reading Time
Switching roles, mistaken identity... there is an exciting eleventh-hour climax that surprisingly resolves the high drama... -- New Books
This is a very good book and held my interest all the way through. -- Hotline Hitlist
This spirited adventure story for girls has two children (and a dog) uniting to solve a crime that baffles police. -- Independent on Sunday
Daisie is Becca's best friend, they are both eleven, and Daisie has disappeared. A taut and intriguing thriller... -- Reading Time
Switching roles, mistaken identity... there is an exciting eleventh-hour climax that surprisingly resolves the high drama... -- New Books
This is a very good book and held my interest all the way through. -- Hotline Hitlist
This spirited adventure story for girls has two children (and a dog) uniting to solve a crime that baffles police. -- Independent on Sunday
Product Description
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS GIRL?
MISSING FROM HOME.
DAISIE TREVELYAN. AGED ELEVEN.
Becca and Daisie have been best friends for two years but their friendship has grown increasingly strained during the summer holidays before starting at different schools. Then Perdita turns up. Posh, bossy, rich Perdita, not Cornish like the others but a summer visitor, an emmet, and so identical to Daisie they could be twins, doubles - even Daisie's dog Dracula has trouble telling them apart. And from the moment the two girls meet, Becca is an outsider, a stooge in their games of swapping identities. But what begins as a joke to fool Dita's au pair, becomes deadly serious when Daisie goes missing.
Becca must solve this sinister mystery to prevent twice times danger turning into double death.
MISSING FROM HOME.
DAISIE TREVELYAN. AGED ELEVEN.
Becca and Daisie have been best friends for two years but their friendship has grown increasingly strained during the summer holidays before starting at different schools. Then Perdita turns up. Posh, bossy, rich Perdita, not Cornish like the others but a summer visitor, an emmet, and so identical to Daisie they could be twins, doubles - even Daisie's dog Dracula has trouble telling them apart. And from the moment the two girls meet, Becca is an outsider, a stooge in their games of swapping identities. But what begins as a joke to fool Dita's au pair, becomes deadly serious when Daisie goes missing.
Becca must solve this sinister mystery to prevent twice times danger turning into double death.
