
By Cathy Hapka, David Mottram (Illustrator)
Part of the The Great Mouse Detective series
A mouse detective races to stop threats against a cheese cook-off in Paris.
Basil, the clever mouse detective, is summoned to Paris to unravel the mystery behind threats to the Great Cheese Cook-off. Suspecting his old nemesis, Ratigan, Basil is thrown off course when evidence suggests otherwise. As the culinary event's fate hangs in the balance, Basil must navigate the Parisian College of Cooking's hidden world to uncover the true culprit. Can he solve the case before the cook-off is ruined forever? Dive into a world of intrigue and culinary delight as Basil races against time to save the day.
Named one of “13 Detective Book Series You Obsessed Over as a Kid” by Buzzfeed and the inspiration for a hit Disney film, the masterful Great Mouse Detective is back and scurrying off to Paris to discover who’s threatening the organizers of the Great Cheese Cook-off! Basil the mouse detective is called to Paris when the organizers of the Great Cheese Cook-off (an international culinary competition) start receiving threats against the event. Who could want to deprive all of mousedom of one of its tastiest nights? Basil immediately suspects Ratigan, who has escaped yet again and was seen lurking around Paris (and who, perhaps, holds a particular grudge against the event’s organizers). He sets off on his investigation at the event’s location, the Parisian College of Cooking (where local foodie mice hide out and take advantage of the school’s kitchens after the human students have departed each evening). But Basil is baffled when circumstantial evidence shows that it couldn’t have been his old enemy after all. With one suspect crossed off the list, it’s up to Basil to find out what’s going on—before those anonymouse threats ruin the Cook-Off—for good!
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