Davina Dupree Predicts a Plot
Davina Dupree Predicts a Plot by SK Sheridan, published by G2 Entertainment on May 15, 2015, is a juvenile fiction book written in English. This engaging story follows Davina Dupree as she returns to her luxury boarding school, eagerly anticipating the arrival of a famous Hollywood director for the school play. However, the excitement is dampened when jewelry goes missing from the first-year dorms, and Davina’s new friend Lottie becomes the prime suspect due to the accusations of bullies Cleo and Clarice.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a narrative that unfolds in a diary format, allowing them to explore the dynamics of school life alongside Davina and her friends. The book presents themes of friendship, mystery, and the challenges of navigating school relationships, all set against a backdrop of fantasy and magic. With 78 pages, this first installment in a series is designed for children aged 8 to 12, offering a captivating glimpse into Davina’s adventures as she seeks to uncover the truth before the play’s opening night.
Official synopsis Publisher
Davina Dupree is excited to be back in her luxury boarding school after the half term holiday, especially as famous Hollywood director Alfie Calpone will soon be arriving to direct the school play. But when jewellery goes missing from first year dorms, bullies Cleo and Clarice are quick to point the finger at Davina’s new friend Lottie. The clock starts ticking as Davina attempts to unearth the real culprit before opening night…’ This is the first in a series of novels aimed at children between 8 and 12 years old with an engaging cast of characters. The book is written in a diary format and lets the reader’s imagination run wild as Davina and her friends explore the school and the staff at their school.
FAQ
What is “Davina Dupree Predicts a Plot” about?
Who is the author of “Davina Dupree Predicts a Plot”?
When was “Davina Dupree Predicts a Plot” published?
What is the ISBN for “Davina Dupree Predicts a Plot”?
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
