Katie Milk Solves Reality-TV Crimes
Jun 2011 · Random House
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Excitement builds when a reality-TV crew arrive at Katie's boarding school. This could be her big chance to star on TV! But the show's producer is her arch-enemy, Danielle's, older brother, and as usual Danielle is doing everything in her power to make sure there's only one star - her.
If Katie and her friends can win the talent contest, then they're guaranteed a shot at fame. But with Katie distracted by a runaway dog, suspected kidnappers and other crimes, she might have to stage an even bigger performance in order to save the day . . .
If Katie and her friends can win the talent contest, then they're guaranteed a shot at fame. But with Katie distracted by a runaway dog, suspected kidnappers and other crimes, she might have to stage an even bigger performance in order to save the day . . .
About the author
Originally from Northern Ireland and now living in London, Annie Caulfield wrote the Grim Tales series, many sketches for The Real McCoy, episodes of This Life, jokes for Comic Relief and writes for Aardman's Planet Scetch. She has written jokes and plays for Lenny Henry and once made a documentary in Africa with Spice Girl, Mel B. Sometimes Annie co-hosts a radio chat show with Sandi Toksvig but for a lot of the time she lives in a cave house in Spain, thinking up stories and learning to ride a horse without falling off.
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