Odi isn't having a good day and it doesn't get much better when he finds a key attached to a picture of himself, dressed as a clown! Odi is confused - he's never worn a clown costume and can't remember ever posing for a photo like this. When Odi confides in his best friend Eli, the two begin an investigation to find out what exactly is going on.
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Joe Craig is a novelist, screenwriter, songwriter and performer.
His award-winning thrillers for children have earned him a place
alongside Anthony Horowitz, Charlie Higson and Robert Muchamore
as "one of the best spy kids authors... outstanding at both writing
and plotting." (The Times)
The first book in his
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