Max Booth Future Sleuth

A tiny piece of paper from the year 2019 might not sound very interesting to most people. But Max and Oscar - Bluggsville's sharpest sleuths - aren't most people! Max has a hunch that this ancient patch of paper might be valuable, and extremely rare.

Max is right - this isn't just any old piece of paper. It's a strange, sticky thing called a postage stamp, and it's more than 400 years old! It's an exciting discovery, but before long, it leads Max and Oscar into some very sticky situations...

Book Features:

• The Max Booth Future Sleuth series is an easy to read series full of surprises and suspense.
• A subtle environmental theme that will encourage kids to appreciate the wonder of their lives and think about the future of the planet.
• A ''light'' sci-fi series that will appeal to lovers of science-fiction, adventure and mystery.
• Written in an engaging first-person voice, with language that reluctant or less skilled readers will be able to tackle with confidence.
• Each fun and engaging story is supported by Dave Atze's funny and entertaining illustrations.

About the Author

Cameron Macintosh was born in Melbourne and has lived there ever since. He studied Psychology and Italian at Melbourne University, and Professional Writing at RMIT. Since then, he has written more than 80 books for primary and early secondary students and honed hundreds of others. This is the third title in his popular Max Booth series. In the few minutes per week that he isn’t wrestling with words on the laptop, he loves singing and playing the guitar, and reading music biographies.

About the Illustrator

Dave Atze professional fun-haver and Illustrator of all things cute and cuddly. Commonly found sketching up a storm with his trusty K9 by his side, Dave has worked in cartoons, comics, games, toys, advertising and children's books. Dave has illustrated a number of children's picture books with award-winning authors.