The Case of the Missing Treasure

The Case of the Missing Treasure

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  • Create Date:2021-06-26 09:52:51
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
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  • Author:Robin Stevens
  • ISBN:0241395542
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Summary

A brilliant and gripping mini-mystery from the bestselling author of Murder Most Unladylike

'I, the Honourable Daisy Wells, have decided to give an account of another mystery the Detective Society has faced in recent weeks。 It was very exciting, and very heroic, and I was very brilliant and brave。。。'

A daring thief has been robbing London's most famous museums。 When Daisy's birthday treasure hunt leads them into the path of the culprit, Daisy and Hazel realise where they'll strike next - the British Museum!

With help from their friends (and rivals) the Junior Pinkertons, the girls must crack codes, unravel clues and race against time to solve the mystery。

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Reviews

ateacupfullofstories

I read this in 30 minutes or so- it’s a really fast read, and brilliant! Would reccomend :)

Jenthe

I love treasure hunt type stories, and it's always fun to read about Daisy and Hazel! I love treasure hunt type stories, and it's always fun to read about Daisy and Hazel! 。。。more

Katey Lovell

British Museum adventures for Wells and Wong!

Emily

The Case of the Missing TreasureA Murder most Unladylike mini MysteryBy Robin StevensI love the Murder Most Unladylike Mystery Series。 The case of the missing treasure is a short story set in 1936 London。 There has been lots of burglaries in lots of London museums。 Where will the burglar strike next?It is Daisy’s 15 birthday and her uncle has set up a treasure hunt for her to do around London。 With her best friend Hazel and their friends and rival detective society the Junior Pinkertons。 The tre The Case of the Missing TreasureA Murder most Unladylike mini MysteryBy Robin StevensI love the Murder Most Unladylike Mystery Series。 The case of the missing treasure is a short story set in 1936 London。 There has been lots of burglaries in lots of London museums。 Where will the burglar strike next?It is Daisy’s 15 birthday and her uncle has set up a treasure hunt for her to do around London。 With her best friend Hazel and their friends and rival detective society the Junior Pinkertons。 The treasure hunt leads them to the British museum。 The case Daisy’s uncle has been trying to keep her from is just under their noses。 When they are looking for the next clue they find a scrap of paper。 Does it hold the key to all the burglaries that have been going on throughout London? Can they stop them in the act? Unlike the main books in the series, several of the short story’s are told from the perspective of Daisy。 Daisy only recognises a very select number of people as her equals and does not have much time for people who underestimate her or are less intelligent。 You can tell that it is Daisy who is narrating the story because it is written in a slightly more cocky and mater a fact way, which in makes it funnier in my opinion。I will give it a 10/10 because it is a great short read which is packed with adventure, defiance and suspense。 。。。more

Romy

Another cute short story with George & Alexander

Ridhu_thebest

This book was one of the many stories that Robin Stevens has written。 It 91 pages (of the actual book) there was the friendship and the teamwork element。 I think all her fans love seeing the junior Pinkertons and the frenemy relationship between the two societies。 The book had nail-biting suspense and a fantastic lead to the next book: Death in the Spotlight。 I also loved seeing uncle Felix and aunt Lucy as main characters in the book and I really liked the ending。 Overall, I recommend this book This book was one of the many stories that Robin Stevens has written。 It 91 pages (of the actual book) there was the friendship and the teamwork element。 I think all her fans love seeing the junior Pinkertons and the frenemy relationship between the two societies。 The book had nail-biting suspense and a fantastic lead to the next book: Death in the Spotlight。 I also loved seeing uncle Felix and aunt Lucy as main characters in the book and I really liked the ending。 Overall, I recommend this book to anyone who wants a quick but quirky and suspense book! Enjoy! 。。。more

Michelle

Short story in the Wells/Wong partnership。 They're back from HK, in London, and investigating a string of museum thefts with the Junior Pinkertons。 The use of Egyptian hieroglyphs was extremely dubious but the author herself acknowledges this so I'm giving her a pass on it。 Short story in the Wells/Wong partnership。 They're back from HK, in London, and investigating a string of museum thefts with the Junior Pinkertons。 The use of Egyptian hieroglyphs was extremely dubious but the author herself acknowledges this so I'm giving her a pass on it。 。。。more

N。L。 McFarlane

I really enjoy these little 'Murder Most Unladylike' mysteries, they're easygoing, fun and still full of twists and turns。 This read isn't a full size book, it is more of a novella but it is a very enjoyable little afternoon tea sort of read。 The mystery was fun and simple yet not simple enough that you can guess it straight away, and the characters are very relatable and entertaining。 This story is great for any age even though its aimed at a younger audience and I read this outside of the seri I really enjoy these little 'Murder Most Unladylike' mysteries, they're easygoing, fun and still full of twists and turns。 This read isn't a full size book, it is more of a novella but it is a very enjoyable little afternoon tea sort of read。 The mystery was fun and simple yet not simple enough that you can guess it straight away, and the characters are very relatable and entertaining。 This story is great for any age even though its aimed at a younger audience and I read this outside of the series order, although there are mentions of other mysteries, it doesn't go into detail and nothing got spoiled for me so it is brilliant for an anytime read。 。。。more

Tara

Just an amazing short book。

Aurora

5 stars

Emily

Short but very fun and I loved that it was narrated by Daisy! It's also made me really want to go back to the British Museum after everything has settled down。 Short but very fun and I loved that it was narrated by Daisy! It's also made me really want to go back to the British Museum after everything has settled down。 。。。more

Nina

The Detective Agency (and the Junior Pinkerton) plus Ancient Egypt? Love it。 The only way this could be better is if it was a full-length novel!

Viv

This was the first book I had read by Robin Stevens。 I read this book as looking for detective stories for my 9 year old grand daughter。 It is well written and I liked the characters though some parts are a little too unbelievable。 I also felt it is a shame that it is set in a world, both time and experience wise, far removed from modern girls lives。 I would suggest that this series suits reading in the order it was written rather than dipping into it as I did, there is a lot of reference to pas This was the first book I had read by Robin Stevens。 I read this book as looking for detective stories for my 9 year old grand daughter。 It is well written and I liked the characters though some parts are a little too unbelievable。 I also felt it is a shame that it is set in a world, both time and experience wise, far removed from modern girls lives。 I would suggest that this series suits reading in the order it was written rather than dipping into it as I did, there is a lot of reference to past and future experiences, and assumptions about the readers knowledge of the main characters。 Having said all this I will try reading her first book as there is a lot of positives。。。。 。。。more

Catherine Pinkett

A lovely short mystery that is fun for children。 Even as a child I would have found Hazel infuriating。 She is such an arrogant character that I don't find very endearing。 I enjoyed this because it was short A lovely short mystery that is fun for children。 Even as a child I would have found Hazel infuriating。 She is such an arrogant character that I don't find very endearing。 I enjoyed this because it was short 。。。more

Nicola

We got about halfway before Miss 6 decided that the characters were boring and decided to swap books。Miss 6 and I like to explore different books and authors at the library, sometimes around particular topics or themes。 We try to get different ones out every week or so; it's fun for both of us to have the variety and to look at a mix of new & favourite authors。 We got about halfway before Miss 6 decided that the characters were boring and decided to swap books。Miss 6 and I like to explore different books and authors at the library, sometimes around particular topics or themes。 We try to get different ones out every week or so; it's fun for both of us to have the variety and to look at a mix of new & favourite authors。 。。。more

Niamh

I love it from Daisy's POV I love it from Daisy's POV 。。。more

Kimmi

It's so adorably tiny! It's basically the length of my hand!It was very good for such a short book。 To be honest I thought that it was going to be too rushed but it worked very well! It's so adorably tiny! It's basically the length of my hand!It was very good for such a short book。 To be honest I thought that it was going to be too rushed but it worked very well! 。。。more

Julie

A short addition to the Murder Most Unladylike series。 Told from Daisy's POV, the girls (along with the Pinkerton boys) set out to solve the mystery behind a series of thefts from London museums。A quick, fun read。 A short addition to the Murder Most Unladylike series。 Told from Daisy's POV, the girls (along with the Pinkerton boys) set out to solve the mystery behind a series of thefts from London museums。A quick, fun read。 。。。more

Hannah

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐The Case of the Missing Treasure is a mini-mystery, narrated by Daisy about the Detective Society and the Junior Pinkertons solving the mystery of a series of break-ins in London Museums。 It was nice to see both societies working together, as previously, they have been up against one another (Detective Society is still the best though!)。There was something about the narrative style that made this book funny to read。 Such as when Daisy thinks about her and Hazel’s future Detective So Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐The Case of the Missing Treasure is a mini-mystery, narrated by Daisy about the Detective Society and the Junior Pinkertons solving the mystery of a series of break-ins in London Museums。 It was nice to see both societies working together, as previously, they have been up against one another (Detective Society is still the best though!)。There was something about the narrative style that made this book funny to read。 Such as when Daisy thinks about her and Hazel’s future Detective Society headquarters, and her internal narrative as she’s narrating。 It was nice to read a book narrated by Daisy, as we always see her from Hazel’s perspective, so it was nice to see what goes on in Daisy’s head。The actual mystery itself was a different case to what the Detective Society usually solve (there was no murder), but it was still a really enjoyable and quick read (I read it in under half an hour!)。 It was very different as there was no suspect list, or witness interviews this mystery was solved with amazing detecting skills and both societies not being afraid to put themselves in danger to bring justice。Although I have commented before that in mini-mysteries, I miss the build-up to a big denouement, I feel that this book still had a big finish, as the mystery was prominent all the way through, and thr detectives’ actions built up lots of tension in the mystery。Overall, I really enjoyed this book。 I loved how Daisy narrated this mystery, she seems to be a lot funnier as a person than I realised。 It is also really nice how this book directly leads onto Death in the Spotlight – it’s always ironic how Daisy and Hazel are always sent to places to keep them away from murder and trouble but it never quite works out! 。。。more

eleanor

3。5!!really fun addition to the story and i enjoyed daisy’s pov。 i prefer the long additions to the series but this wasn’t bad at all and i’m glad i picked it up! whilst it was short it didn’t feel rushed or stupidly unnecessary。 i would definitely include this in a future reread。

Roberta

Another excellent and very funny short in this series

Tammie

Read- June 2020 for the MakeYourMythTaker Readathon (Assassin- quick read) and the Kpop Readathon (Shinee-Undercover- Read a mystery or a thriller)- Objectively is this a 5 star read? Probably not。 Am I going to rate it 5 stars though? 100% Even if it wasn't a 5 star read it would still be a 4 star read though so I don't feel too bad about it, besides I prefer to rate based on my own enjoyment of a book。 Read- June 2020 for the MakeYourMythTaker Readathon (Assassin- quick read) and the Kpop Readathon (Shinee-Undercover- Read a mystery or a thriller)- Objectively is this a 5 star read? Probably not。 Am I going to rate it 5 stars though? 100% Even if it wasn't a 5 star read it would still be a 4 star read though so I don't feel too bad about it, besides I prefer to rate based on my own enjoyment of a book。 。。。more

Ella

*3。5/5

Laura Atkinson

This book was SUPER! Another spectacular murder most unladylike ( mini) book 。 It was a bit easier to solve ( I actually solved it) 。 It didn’t introduce the characters and you just hat to think of someone who could have done it ( a guard for example) 。 I actually thought that was clever because it was more realistic。 Great book 📖。

Anya Mills

It was a very good mystery to solve, a very good book!!!

paperbackforest

I read it so quickly and I was hooked with the story:)

Diego

2。5This is more like a 3。0 for the mini-mystery itself (which is as non-complex and straightforward as you could expect)。 However: the book is 150 pages, but the story itself only takes 92 of them。 The rest are clear fillers: a glossary of words, Egyptian alphabet, and an extract of a follow-up novel that takes more than 3o pages。 I didn't appreciate that。 I was intrigued enough to buy the first of the long stories in the series though, see what the young detectives have to offer given proper sp 2。5This is more like a 3。0 for the mini-mystery itself (which is as non-complex and straightforward as you could expect)。 However: the book is 150 pages, but the story itself only takes 92 of them。 The rest are clear fillers: a glossary of words, Egyptian alphabet, and an extract of a follow-up novel that takes more than 3o pages。 I didn't appreciate that。 I was intrigued enough to buy the first of the long stories in the series though, see what the young detectives have to offer given proper space。 。。。more

Abigail

I have read this hundreds of times before but my re-read of this series but it wouldn't be the same without reading this。 It was a little boring to read as I knew almost every sentence but was amazing anyway! Stay safe everyone!!! I have read this hundreds of times before but my re-read of this series but it wouldn't be the same without reading this。 It was a little boring to read as I knew almost every sentence but was amazing anyway! Stay safe everyone!!! 。。。more

Lucy Corbett

A great read for children, a girl in my class let me borrow this to have a read。 Quick read but gripping and lots of good language to draw from。

Femke

Such a fun story, even though it felt too short, it didn't feel rushed。 Great addition to the series! Such a fun story, even though it felt too short, it didn't feel rushed。 Great addition to the series! 。。。more