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For young readers seeking a delightful blend of mystery, humor, and adventure, Nanda Roep’s Panic in Paris is an absolute treat. The latest installment in the beloved Plaza Patatta series, this book whisks the quirky Patatta family away to the City of Lights, where Dad’s culinary aspirations quickly lead to unexpected twists and turns.
Book Description
The Plaza Patatta family is off to Paris! Dad is attending a cooking class with the famous French chef, Spatèl. But Luna and Lisa are suspicious of him. Strange things start happening, and they'll need all their wits to stay safe. Along the way, they discover the wonders of Paris!
Plaza Patatta is a fun and adventurous mystery for children aged 8 to 12, filled with humor and excitement. Perfect for fans of series like The Magic Tree House, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, of Geronimo Stilton and ideal for both avid and reluctant readers. Plaza Patatta combines family, friendship, and a touch of suspense to keep young readers hooked from start to finish. After captivating young readers in The Netherlands, this delightful series is now available in English!Perfect for readers aged 8 to 12, this beloved European series combines laugh-out-loud humor with page-turning mysteries. Plaza Patatta is loved by both reluctant readers and bookworms, making it a hit for kids of all reading levels.
About Nanda Roe
Nanda Roep is a Dutch writer and publisher, known for her work in both children's literature and adult fiction. Her feelgood novels, often with a sharp edge, are frequently compared to those of Liane Moriarty and Joël Dicker. As the driving force behind Uitgeverij Nanda, she is dedicated to bringing her stories and creative projects to life.
With a strong background in the cultural sector—including books, theater, and animation—she constantly explores new ways to tell stories, whether through picture books, cosy mysteries, or interactive projects. Currently, she is expanding her work to international markets with English translations and continues to develop fresh, innovative concepts for readers of all ages.
✨ Her stories weave together love, secrets, quiet strength — and the mysteries that shape us.
My Thought
For young readers seeking a delightful blend of mystery, humor, and adventure, Nanda Roep’s Panic in Paris is an absolute treat. The latest installment in the beloved Plaza Patatta series, this book whisks the quirky Patatta family away to the City of Lights, where Dad’s culinary aspirations quickly lead to unexpected twists and turns.
At its heart, Panic in Paris is a classic children’s mystery, driven by the keen observations and growing suspicions of sisters Luna and Lisa. As their father attends a cooking class with the renowned Chef Spatèl, the girls can’t shake the feeling that something isn’t quite right. What follows is a charmingly suspenseful adventure, as strange occurrences escalate and the sisters find themselves relying on their wits—and each other—to navigate the unfolding enigma. Roep masterfully weaves in the magic of Paris, allowing young readers to discover iconic landmarks and cultural nuances alongside Luna and Lisa, all while maintaining a brisk, engaging pace.
This book is a fantastic fit for children aged 8 to 12, hitting all the right notes for fans of series like The Magic Tree House, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, and Geronimo Stilton. It’s a testament to Roep’s storytelling that Panic in Paris manages to be both laugh-out-loud funny and genuinely thrilling, ensuring that even reluctant readers will be eager to turn the page. The emphasis on family bonds, the power of friendship, and the thrill of discovery makes it more than just a mystery; it’s a wholesome and entertaining read that subtly imparts valuable life lessons. If you're looking for a book that promises excitement, humor, and a dash of Parisian charm, Panic in Paris is a perfect choice that will undoubtedly leave young readers eager for the Patattas’ next adventure.
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