Plaza Patatta Panic in Paris

The Plaza Patatta family is off to Paris! Dad is attending a cooking class with the famousFrench chef, Spatèl. But Luna and Lisa are suspicious of him. Strange things start happening,and they’ll need all their wits to stay safe. Along the way, they discover the wonders of Paris! About de seriesPlaza Patatta is a fun and adventurous mystery for children aged 8 to 12, filled with humorand excitement. Perfect for fans of series like The Magic Tree House, Diary of a Wimpy Kid,of Geronimo Stilton and ideal for both avid and reluctant readers. Plaza Patatta combinesfamily, friendship, and a touch of suspense to keep young readers hooked from start to finish.After captivating young readers in The Netherlands, this delightful series is now available inEnglish!Perfect for readers aged 8 to 12, this beloved European series combines laugh-out-loud humorwith page-turning mysteries. Plaza Patatta is loved by both reluctant readers and bookworms,making it a hit for kids of all reading levels. Fans of The Boxcar Children, A Series of Unfortunate Events, or Goosebumps will love thisaction-packed series filled with fun surprises and unforgettable characters.Looking for a perfect gift? Plaza Patatta combines entertainment with valuable life lessonsabout friendship, family, and curiosity. Ideal for long car rides, quiet afternoons, or bedtimereading!Join Luna and Lisa as they turn their quirky family restaurant into the setting for endlessadventures. Order your copy of Plaza Patatta today and discover why readers across Europecan’t get enough of this thrilling series!" Praise for the Original Dutch Edition“I thought it was a super fun book! So much happens! And I love adventure!” – Hanno, 10years old.“I really like Plaza Patatta because it's very funny and also a little bit exciting — and I lovethat.” – Indy, 10 years old.“I like Plaza Patatta because it has fun adventures and fun main characters.” – Jip, 11 yearsold.“Adventurous, cool, scary, mysterious, funny, short, fun, exciting, surprising, cheerful, sad.” –Myrthe, 8 years old.