Alasdair Beckett-King is an award-winning comedian and writer. Since studying at the London Film School, he has performed critically lauded solo shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, written for BBC radio, appeared on comedy panel shows such as Mock the Week, cowritten an award-winning video game, and created numerous viral sketches for social media, including an interactive whodunit. Alasdair Beckett-King lives in southeast London.

Claire Powell is a best-selling children's book maker, character designer, and illustrator who started out designing for television brands. She is the illustrator of The Night Before the Night Before Christmas and The Night After Christmas by Kes Gray and The Wizard and Me by Simon Farnaby. She has also illustrated books for Jeanne Willis, Peter Bently, and Michelle Robinson. Claire Powell lives in England.

Vraiment, another standout.
--Kirkus Reviews

Established Bonbon buffs will welcome another excellent installment, while newcomers will quickly find their footing in the terrifically funny, fast-paced setting. Amusing illustrations have a scribbled Quentin Blake quality that suits the silly story perfectly, and the utilization of dark page backgrounds during scenes set at night or underground is inspired. Another marvelous, pun-packed mystery with enormous appeal.
--Booklist

Charming and precocious ­Bonnie Montgomery is a pint-sized version of ­Inspector Poirot in this kid-friendly series reminiscent of Agatha Christie's great works. It has all the necessary ingredients for a perfect whodunit. . . . Fantastically comical illustrations deliver insight into the characters' personalities and keep the story moving right along.
--School Library Journal

Publisher: Bound to Stay Bound Books

Pub date: 2025-06-03

Length: 277 pages