Katherine Woodfine is a British author renowned for her captivating children's mystery series, "The Sinclair's Mysteries" and "Taylor & Rose Secret Agents." With a background in children's literature, she previously worked for the BookTrust, promoting children's reading. Her writing is celebrated for its engaging plots and historical settings, drawing readers into the intrigue of Edwardian London. Woodfine's passion for storytelling continues to inspire young readers worldwide.
Sometimes, when you’re a detective, you have to be prepared to do things that aren’t very nice.
I’ll tell you something, Sophie – there’s nothing better than a bit of scandal for bringing in the customers.
A good detective has to be able to think about things in a different way. To see things that other people don’t.
It’s much easier to be brave when you don’t know what’s going to happen.
Sometimes, the best way to solve a mystery is to stop thinking about it for a while.
There’s always something more to learn. No matter how clever you are, you can always get cleverer.
Never trust a man who wears a bowler hat.
You can’t always tell what someone is like just by looking at them.
There’s no point in being a detective if you can’t be a bit daring.
A good detective always keeps their eyes and ears open.
The past is a tricky thing. It’s always there, even when you don’t want it to be.
Sometimes, people aren’t who you think they are.