Book 2 in the New York Times bestselling series- perfect for curious readers!'This book reminded me of some of the children’s booksI grew up with, like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and ThePhantom Tollbooth.' RICKRIORDAN, author of the PERCY JACKSON serieson book 1'Like the Potter books, this story goes beyond mereadventure' BOOKLIST on book 1Itshould have been a celebration party, but now it's another mind-bendingmission for the children of the Mysterious Benedict Society.Join Reynie, Kate, Sticky and Constance as they race across theglobe by train, bicycle and ship to save their beloved Mr Benedict.It's a perilous journey that will test all their unusual talents... Book 2 in the 4-book New York Times bestsellingadventure series – ideal for children aged 10 and upJoin a group of smart and resourceful junior sleuthsas they solve a series of page-turning puzzles and mysteriesPerfect for fans of Robin Stevens's MURDER MOST UNLADYLIKEseriesThe adventure continues in book 3, THE MYSTERIOUS BENEDICTSOCIETY AND THE PRISONER'S DILEMMA

Book 2 in the New York Times bestselling series- perfect for curious readers!'This book reminded me of some of the children’s booksI grew up with, like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and ThePhantom Tollbooth.' RICKRIORDAN, author of the PERCY JACKSON serieson book 1'Like the Potter books, this story goes beyond mereadventure' BOOKLIST on book 1Itshould have been a celebration party, but now it's another mind-bendingmission for the children of the Mysterious Benedict Society.Join Reynie, Kate, Sticky and Constance as they race across theglobe by train, bicycle and ship to save their beloved Mr Benedict.It's a perilous journey that will test all their unusual talents... Book 2 in the 4-book New York Times bestsellingadventure series – ideal for children aged 10 and upJoin a group of smart and resourceful junior sleuthsas they solve a series of page-turning puzzles and mysteriesPerfect for fans of Robin Stevens's MURDER MOST UNLADYLIKEseriesThe adventure continues in book 3, THE MYSTERIOUS BENEDICTSOCIETY AND THE PRISONER'S DILEMMA