The Official Miss Marple Puzzle Book

Put your sleuthing skills to the test

'Really, I have no gifts - no gifts at all - except perhaps a certain knowledge of human nature.'

Join a puzzling cast of characters and dive into your favourite Miss Marple tales, with secrets aplenty and where silence is deadly... Bursting with 100 clever puzzles - from crosswords and logic grids to wordplay and number teasers.

The Tuesday Night Club meets every Tuesday night, inspired by Miss Marple's first appearance in The Tuesday Night Club, to discuss their favourite crimes solved by Miss Marple, but when a member of the club is found dead, Gladys and her granddaughter Sally must use all their wits to solve a real murder mystery.

As the two begin to investigate, they discover puzzles based on Miss Marple's most famous cases all over the village, along with cryptic clues as to who the murderer might be. But who is distributing them and why? And what will they reveal once solved?

Illustrations by Jean Michel Tixier

RRP: £16.99 | $21.99

About the Illustrator

Jean-Michel Tixier was born in Limoges, France, and now works from his shared studio in the heart of Paris. The traditional French cartoons of Hergé and Joost Swarte aesthetically inspire his stylish and witty illustration style. A self-taught illustrator, his work has attracted high fashion clients in the world of publishing and retail.

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