Four and a half friends and the exclamation in the teacher's office

Author: Friedrich
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This is a set of books that are both fun and engaging to read. The author himself is a fan of detective novels. However, he doesn’t rely entirely on the usual tropes of detective fiction. His detective novels for children are uniquely creative, using everyday scenarios and adopting a child’s voice to narrate, full of playful charm. They are deeply loved by children. "A good children’s literary work should be able to accompany a child as they grow up, becoming a book they love for life. The Four and a Half Friends—you may enjoy it now, but wait until you grow up, get old, and if you still love this book, then it will have truly succeeded."
The Four and a Half Friends series has sold nearly a million copies. In 1992, it received the Special Award from the German Children’s Theatre. In 1993, it was awarded the Young Adult Literature and Children’s Books category by the Australian Department of Education and the Arts.
Miss Schildt-Stratmann, the biology teacher, had her lipstick box stolen, and the janitor, Mr. P?der, and the teacher’s office often emitted tragic screams in the dead of night. The members of the Kalle Detective Agency, after careful investigation, identified Mr. P?der as the prime suspect and launched their investigation separately.
The writing is lively and fluent, the language humorous and vivid, the plot progressing step by step, each twist tightly connected, with suspense that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, making it impossible to put down. In 1992, it received the Special Award from the German Children’s Theatre. In 1993, it was awarded the Young Adult Literature and Children’s Books category by the Australian Department of Education and the Arts.