In Drury Lane Theatre, London, 18th century Britain lives Cat Royal. Found as a baby onm the theatre steps and presumed an orphan she grows up in the theatre and loves the theatre life. The books follow her story from a diamond mystery, a protest for her dear friend Pedro, a trip to France asd a ballet dancing spy, a time spent in the navy, becoming a 'pirate' in Jamacia and in the most recent book a hunt to find her real family.
I first got into these books a few years back, and so far there are 6 books in the series. They are a series of page-turning tales that envolve adventure, mystery, slight romance and its all set in 18th century London.
It's set in the unique style of a playscript. No, not the characters name and a : whenever anyone speaks, but each book starts with the words Curtain Rises and finishes with the words Curtain Falls. The chapter headings are all scene titles, e.g Act Three Scene 2: In which Cat loses her head... and so on.
I seriously recomend this to about the age 8 or 9+ and it is very easy reading, so you can just realx into the story! Also check out Julia Golding's fab website which has Q&A with the characters from the book. I give this series 4 stars and would recomend it to anyone, boys and girls, young and old.

Never heard of this, but sounds like the kinda thing my sister likes. Will pass on the info, thanx.
ReplyDeleteYeah, it is a good book Book Worm. Tell your sister to check it out, and you may even like it too!!!
ReplyDeleteCat Royal??? Wt! Is this book about a royal kitty or something?
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, read the post about the book! Its not about a 'kitty kat' it's about a girl called Cat Royal!
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy reading it.
OMG! Cats Q&A is soo cool! And Cats replies crack me up! And Billys! Have read the first 2 now, and am LOVING them!
ReplyDeleteCat&Syd, Cat&Syd, pleeeeaaaassseeeee!
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