Code Name Foxtrot

‘An exciting adventure with all the speed and style of Anton’s dancing’ Jacqueline Wilson. An unforgettable wartime adventure full of page-turning mystery, gorgeous friendships, great bravery, and dance - from the Sunday Times. bestselling author and ballroom star, Anton Du Beke. Told with Anton’s trademark sparkle and warmth, with stunning illustrations by Elisa Paganelli, Code Name Foxtrot. is perfect for fans of Ben Miller, Emma Carroll and Michael Morpurgo who are looking for their next classic adventure for all the family to enjoy. A MYSTERY TO SOLVE. A SPY TO CATCH. A SHOW TO SAVE. ‘Maybe, by Christmas, the war will be over - and we’ll be back home with Mum and Dad, listening to the orchestra play and watching the dancers whirl round the floor. ’. Britain, 1940, the world is at war and 10-year-old twins Harry and Sophie are evacuated from London to live with their Great Uncle. The twins immediately miss home and perhaps most of all for Harry, the tearoom where their mum works, and Harry spends hours watching the professional dancers - secretly dreaming of the day he might do the same. Faced with stony silences from their Great Uncle Rupert and endless rainy days in the stormy village of Cotterill Cove, they throw themselves into the local dance show, determined to do their bit for the war effort and maybe even dance at the famous Winter Gardens in Blackpool. But when Harry sees strange flashing lights out on the treacherous mudflats one night, he and Sophie discover their new home is hiding some huge secrets and the enemy is a lot closer than they thought. Racing to uncover the truth, Harry and Sophie learn bravery comes in many forms and even in the worst of times, the show must go on.