Children's booksChildren's booksThe Falcon's Malteser by Anthony Horowitz – review
‘A very interesting plot, which is reasonably easy to understand, including some very dramatic and adventurous twists and turns’
I have always enjoyed reading Anthony Horowitz books; therefore, I decided to read The Falcon’s Malteser, which is part of the Diamond Brothers series.
This spectacular book is about a Private Detective, Herbert, and his younger brother Nick. A dwarf came to their office and asked them to look after a box of Maltesers, ‘on their life’ and not to open it. What can be so special about a box of Maltesers? Little did they know the mystery behind it and they both find themselves in a lot of trouble.
I really liked this plot as it had a lot of detail and description and it was an action and adventure story, which is my favourite genre. However, even if the readers don’t particularly enjoy this genre, I am almost certain that they will not be able to put this book down due to its amazing storyline.
I would recommend this book to anyone over the age of 10 because it is a very interesting plot, which is reasonably easy to understand, including some very dramatic and adventurous twists and turns.
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