Cruise Ship Kid: Kidnap at Sea!

Riotous diary-format mystery. * The Guardian *
Second in this cosy crime series that also has doodles, quizzes and space for readers to fill. * The Bookseller *
Fabulously funny high-seas mystery adventure. * WRd About Books *
A flagship of fun, steered from the heart. * Sophie Anderson, author of The House with Chicken Legs *
Funny, charming, interactive and full of mystery. * Harry Woodgate, award-winning author-illustrator of Grandad's Camper *
Interactive, hilarious and heart-warming. * Jamie Hammond, author-illustrator of Grumpfort *
A fast-paced, funny book, with lots of illustrations, quizzes and jokes to keep children reading. * Irish Independent *
A fast-paced, funny book, with lots of illustrations, quizzes and jokes to keep children reading. * Irish Independent *
Full of jokes and fun... Should be attractive to reluctant readers. * Books for Keeps *
This is an engaging and funny read... Though it's a chunky book, the many brilliant illustrations mean it's a pacy read. * BookTrust *
A lively, enjoyable read, beautifully complemented by Katie Saunders' fantastic illustrations, giving the book the feel of a personal diary. * The School Reading List *
Author Emma Swan and illustrator Katie Saunders have created a wonderfully interactive diary-style book that completely engages readers. * Scope for Imagination blog *
I absolutely loved this book. I'm a tween so it really helps me and gives me ideas for what to do in the future. I'm a big fan of Dork Diaries so this book is perfect for fans of that and Lottie Brooks. -- 10 yr old Emilia * Check 'Em Out Books blog *
With crime-solving and friendship playing equal roles, Cruise Ship Kid is a super, sunshine treat which packs in lots of warm-hearted fun whilst exploring the importance of forming intergenerational relationships. * Lancashire Post *