Investigations at School

«Investigations at School» — a new book by Jean-Philippe Arru-Vignon, known for the series «Adventures of the Sherbourgh Family» and the children's fantasy «Magnus Million and the Bedroom of Nightmares», published by «CompassGuide». The new characters are three French schoolchildren... who investigate mysterious incidents.
How and where did the history teacher disappear, who was taking students on a train to Venice? Why was the school laboratory assistant, Monsieur Stativa, found in the natural science classroom unconscious? Why does the elderly lady, the owner of an old English mansion, conduct strange laboratory experiments and what role does her Indian servant play in this?
Three students from the 7th grade «B» class take on the challenge of unraveling the strange circumstances. The repeater Remy — shy but brave and determined in the most critical moments. The newcomer in class, Mathilde Blondan — who seems closed and unsociable to everyone, but is like a French Hermione Granger for her friends, smart and resourceful. And Pierre-Paul Louis de Janvye, a funny chubby boy in glasses, who loves to boast about his genius abilities but more often finds himself in embarrassing situations and only gets out of them thanks to the support of his friends.
Will the schoolchildren manage to track down the real criminals? Will they be able to uncover the true motives of their misdeeds? Three detective stories under one cover — it's three times more laughter and adventures featuring the quirky, cheerful, and optimistic Remy, Mathilde, and Pierre-Paul.
«Investigations at School», like the author's other books, invariably combines great humor, vibrant characters, and intricate plots. The brilliant translation of these adventures, done by Ira Philippova, will turn reading the book into an engaging quest. The illustrations by Katya Varzhuntovich will help better understand the characters' traits.