Titles in This Set:
Murder Most Unladylike
Arsenic for Tea
First Class Murder
Jolly Foul Play
A Spoonful of Murder
Death in the Spotlight
Death Sets Sail

Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback

Overview:
Dive into the irresistible world of Robin Stevens with this seven-book Murder Most Unladylike mystery collection. Perfect for curious readers aged 9–12, this set gathers seven adventures starring Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong as they run the Detective Society at Deepdean School for Girls. Each title blends clever sleuthing, sharp banter, and a warm sense of friendship as the girls follow a trail of clues through period-specific settings—1930s England with all its charm and hints of danger. The stories are accessible, cleverly plotted, and wonderfully readable in sequence or as stand-alone mysteries, making this set ideal for new readers discovering the series or loyal fans completing their collection. With dependable paperback editions and a cohesive visual design, the collection is a welcoming gateway into a world where wit, teamwork, and courage solve the unsolvable. It’s a gift that invites readers to guess the culprit, then celebrate the clever reveal.

What Makes This Collection Special:
This seven-book collection captures the full arc of a beloved middle-grade mystery series, anchored by two charismatic heroines whose partnership is as entertaining as the investigations themselves. Daisy’s logical curiosity and Hazel’s observational flair create a dynamic duo that models collaboration, problem-solving, and resilience. The titles build on each other, expanding the Detective Society’s reach and the girls’ confidence while preserving the cozy, non-threatening tone that sends readers racing to the next page. Readers gain a vivid sense of 1930s school life, social etiquette, and era-specific details, all woven into brisk, page-turning mysteries. The set’s uniform paperback format and era-appropriate cover art also makes it a standout gift for book lovers and a desirable addition to any bookshelf or classroom library.

Books Included in This Collection:
Murder Most Unladylike
Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong launch the Detective Society at Deepdean, turning a shocking murder into the first case they solve together. The mystery is tightly plotted, and the pair’s contrasting approaches—Daisy’s bold theorizing and Hazel’s careful observations—offer a perfect model of collaborative thinking for young readers. The tension is balanced with warmth and humor, making it accessible while still delivering a satisfying puzzle and a memorable character debut. The atmosphere of a propriety, British boarding-school setting enhances the intrigue without sacrificing heart.

Arsenic for Tea
The girls investigate a poisoning at a high-society tea party, weaving together social mores, hidden motives, and a clever series of clues. The casebook-style narrative invites readers to tally alibis, motives, and timelines alongside the detectives. With each twist, the story reinforces themes of friendship, courage, and fairness, while highlighting how even seemingly ordinary gatherings can conceal extraordinary peril. Readers will relish watching Daisy and Hazel’s friendship deepen as they outwit the culprit.

First Class Murder
In this entry, the Detective Society explores a murder tied to class tensions and school life beyond the ordinary classroom. The mystery unfolds through keen observation, careful deduction, and a generous dose of humor. The girls navigate social expectations and the pressure of doing the right thing, all while keeping their partnership strong and their resolve unwavering. It’s a classic mystery setup with fresh energy, delivering another satisfying puzzle and a heartfelt bond between the two protagonists.

Jolly Foul Play
A mystery that weds theatrical spectacle with peril, as the girls unravel clues amid performances and backstage intrigues. The setting invites readers into a world of costumes, stagecraft, and misdirection, where every prop and line of dialogue could conceal a motive. The steady pace, clever misdirection, and witty exchanges keep readers guessing, while Daisy and Hazel model teamwork and persistence in the face of danger. It’s a crowd-pleasing middle-grade mystery with warmth and spark.

A Spoonful of Murder
A clever, lighter installment that fits neatly into the detectives’ evolving world. The duo follow a trail of small but telling clues, proving that even everyday settings can hide big mysteries. The case emphasizes careful observation and respectful inquiry, appealing to readers who enjoy a steady build toward a satisfying reveal. The writing remains breezy and accessible, with the duo’s friendship at the core, making it a perfect bridge title for new readers and a comforting re-read for fans.

Death in the Spotlight
The stage becomes the backdrop for mystery as Daisy and Hazel dive into a case within the world of theatre. With performance, audiences, and a web of relationships to navigate, the girls dissect evidence with precision and humor. The theatrical ambiance adds drama without compromising the gentle, principled tone that defines the series. It’s a gripping, character-driven puzzle that rewards careful readers and invites them to cheer for the Detective Society’s next move.

Death Sets Sail
The final voyage in this seven-book set takes the Detectives beyond land and into the world of seafaring mystery. Clues travel with the waves as the pair balance danger and etiquette while conducting a thorough, clever investigation. The nautical setting heightens suspense and yields fresh puzzles, all delivered with the series’ signature blend of warmth, wit, and resilience. Ending on a high note of teamwork and achievement, this book leaves readers eager for more adventures with Daisy and Hazel.

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
Ideal for curious readers aged 9–12, families seeking engaging, age-appropriate crime fiction, and classroom lists that celebrate strong female leads. Fans of cozy mysteries will appreciate the balance of wit, period detail, and accessible plotting, while readers who enjoy character-driven adventures will love Daisy and Hazel’s enduring friendship. The set also serves as a wonderful gift for birthday or Christmas, a starter collection for new readers, or a collectible boxed set for book-loving households and school libraries alike.

Key Benefits:

• Two brilliant young detectives delivering clever, age-appropriate mysteries.
• Strong friendship and teamwork models for readers navigating school and social life.
• Rich historical detail from a vivid 1930s boarding-school world.
• Cohesive, binge-friendly reading journey when read in order or individually.
• Premium paperback format with uniform cover design for shelf appeal.
• Excellent gift idea for fans of mysteries, series, and collectible sets.

About the Author:
Robin Stevens is the author of the internationally beloved Murder Most Unladylike mystery series for middle-grade readers. Her books center on Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong as they form the Detective Society and solve a string of clever, suspenseful cases with warmth, wit, and a strong sense of female friendship. Stevens’ storytelling blends historical atmosphere with contemporary sensibilities, providing accessible puzzles and relatable heroines that encourage young readers to think critically and enjoy the joy of a well-timed reveal. Her work has resonated with readers worldwide, turning spontaneous curiosity into a lifelong love of reading.

Why You’ll Love This Set:
Owning the complete Murder Most Unladylike collection offers a guaranteed reading journey, a tidy and collectible presentation, and a ready-made gift for mystery lovers. The seven adventures showcase Daisy and Hazel’s growth while keeping the charm and humor that make the series so enduring. It’s a durable, high-quality paperback set that looks striking on a shelf, fits neatly into school libraries, and invites readers to revisit the cases again and again, discovering new clues with every re-read.

Please Note: The individual books included in this listing will be dispatched as per the original UK ISBN and UK edition cover image shown in the image.