Review
There was a big publicity campaign to promote the 10th anniversary of World Book Day. As one of the 10 1 book authors, Caroline took part in two events at the Guardian Newsroom and a big World Book Day event at the Globe Theatre in London. The Code of Romulus featured in bestseller charts in THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH, THE TIMES and THE BOOKSELLER. The Code of Romulus also featured in the following World Book Day press coverage: Television: CBBC and NEWSROUND Radio: BBC7 BIG TOE as well as lots of regional radio. Newspaper: THE GUARDIAN, THE SUNDAY TIMES, FIRST NEWS as well as many regional newspapers Magazines: AQUILA, AMY, ANGELS & URCHINS, BIRMINGHAM LIFE, ESSEX LIFE, HAMPSHIRE LIFE, HOUSE BEAUTIFUL, IMAGE, JUNIOR, JUNIOR BELLA, LEARNING IS FUN, MAGIC KEY, MAGIC WEEKLY, NORTH, PRACTICAL PARENTING, PRIMARY TIMES, SAINSBURY'S MAGAZINE, TEACHER, TESCO MAGAZINE, THE BOOK MAGAZINE, WEST MIDLAND LIFE, WOMEN'S WEEKLY, YOUNG WRITER, ZEST, NATE.
Product Description
Hot-headed as ever, Flavia Gemina is determined to prove to her handsome tutor Aristo that she really is a detective of the highest order. At first, the mystery of the missing bread rolls seems like an easy - and rather dull - case to solve. But it stumps Flavia and her friends ...until she investigates the meaning behind the strange word games that the slave Romulus likes to play.
About the Author
Caroline Lawrence is American. She won a scholarship to Cambridge to read Classical Archaeology, then did a degree in Hebrew and Jewish Studies at University College, London. She lives with her husband, a graphic designer, by the river in London and, in addition to writing her books, is very active as a speaker in schools and at book festivals.
