Anisha, Accidental Detective Series 6 Books Collection Set by Serena Patel - Ages 7-11 - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Anisha, Accidental Detective. Anisha, Accidental Detective: School's Cancelled. Anisha, Accidental Detective: Granny Trouble. Anisha, Accidental Detective: Show Stoppers. Anisha, Accidental Detective: Holiday Adventure. Anisha, Accidental Detective: Fright Night. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780485865004. Publisher: Usborne. Age Range: 7-11 years. Overview. Meet Anisha Mistry, a sharp-eyed schoolgirl detective whose relentless curiosity gets her into — and cleverly out of — all sorts of scrapes. This complete six-book paperback collection follows Anisha and her best friend Milo as they tackle kidnappings, school chaos, family mishaps and seasonal capers with equal parts humour and heart. Written by Serena Patel, the series blends laugh-out-loud comedy with gentle, age-appropriate mystery-solving, making it a firm favourite for confident young readers aged 7 to 11 who love a good puzzle, a giggle, and a warm, inclusive cast of characters to root for.. About the Books. The series opens with Anisha, Accidental Detective, in which Anisha is due to be a reluctant bridesmaid at her Aunty Bindi's wedding when a ransom note reveals the groom has been kidnapped. With best friend Milo, mischievous Granny Jas and a cast of quirky characters, Anisha must use her powers of logic and observation to save the big day. In School's Cancelled, Anisha and her friends navigate unexpected school disruption alongside a fresh mystery to untangle. Granny Trouble brings family chaos to the forefront as Anisha's larger-than-life Granny Jas gets caught up in her own escapade. Show Stoppers puts Anisha centre stage amid theatrical drama and hidden clues, while Holiday Adventure whisks the gang off on a seasonal break that quickly turns into a puzzling case. Fright Night rounds off the set with spooky, age-appropriate thrills, perfect for cosy evening reading. Across all six stories, Patel keeps the pace brisk and the chapters short, so young reade