Malory Towers Mystery Club: Kidnap at Midnight

Book 1 in a brand-new school mystery series inspired by Enid Blyton. Perfect for fans of Murder Most Unladylike

Fleur Hitchcock author Hannah Peck illustrator

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Hachette Children's Group

Published:10th Sep '26

Should be back in stock very soon

Malory Towers Mystery Club: Kidnap at Midnight cover

Malory Towers with a mystery twist! A brand-new series by Fleur Hitchcock, inspired by Enid Blyton.

'Fierce friendships, exciting mysteries and the most wonderful boarding school setting' Lottie Saahko, author of Lumi and the Wolf

'A mystery that is satisfying and perilous enough to entertain the reader' Jo Clarke, author of The Travelling School Mysteries

New girl Emma can't wait to meet her classmates and explore the famous Malory Towers. Together with her new-found friends Sheila and Marie she quickly settles into school life, but soon there are big questions to be answered . . . Where does their classmate keep disappearing to? Why were the horses let out of the stable? And who are the strangers on the clifftop?

Only the Malory Towers Mystery Club can solve this puzzle!

A brand-new mystery series, full of friendship, intrigue and beloved characters old and new. Perfect for every generation of Blyton readers.

The Malory Towers TV series starring Ella Bright is now streaming on BBC iPlayer and Netflix!

In a new series inspired by Enid Blyton's Malory Towers books, Emma is excited to be starting at boarding school. When strange things start to happen, Emma teams up with friends Sheila and Marie to form the Malory Towers Mystery Club and investigate * The Week Junior *
Fierce friendships, exciting mysteries and the most wonderful boarding school setting. I loved seeing a diverse cast of girls attend Malory Towers. Nostalgic for old Malory Towers readers, and fresh and fun for new readers! -- Lottie Saahko, author of Lumi and the Wold
The strange goings on are brilliantly woven into the story, odd disappearances, dastardly villains and mystery loving school girls all play their part. It's perfectly pitched for younger readers, with a mystery that is satisfying and perilous enough to entertain the reader. -- Jo Clarke, author of The Travelling School Mysteries
Master story teller, Fleur Hitchcock skilfully brings Malory Towers to a new generation in this compelling, mystery adventure. Imaginative and full of heart, I adored it. -- Julie Sykes, author of Unicorn Academy
Full of fun and friendship - a cosy midnight feast of a book! Readers will relish returning to the legendary Malory Towers with familiar faces and a brand new mystery club. -- Jemma Hatt, author of The Adventurers
Fleur has wonderfully matched Enid Blyton's style to bring readers back to Malory Towers. It's a very cosy and charming read. -- Sophie Cleverly, author of Scarlet and Ivy
Kidnap at Midnight is a fun, cosy mystery story featuring Fleur Hitchcock's gift for planting tantalising hints and clues that keep the reader guessing until the end, all woven into a charming story of making new friends and settling into a new school. As warm and satisfying as a supper of cocoa and biscuits! -- Helen Peters, author of Friends and Traitors
Capturing all the nostalgic charm of Enid Blyton's classic with a fresh, modern twist, this thrilling mystery will have a new generation of readers sneaking down dark corridors right alongside its irresistible cast. A must-read start to an unforgettable new boarding school series! * Jo Cummins, Library Girl and Book Boy *

ISBN: 9781444985337

Dimensions: 196mm x 128mm x 22mm

Weight: 187g

208 pages