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    Agaton Sax and the London Computer Plot

    Written by Nils-Olof Franzén

    Narrated by Barnaby Eaton-Jones

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    The Boss is back… And he’s brought his Big Brother with him!  

    With his hidden microphones and numbered gang members, a devious criminal mastermind known only as “the Boss” has broken out of prison and has been working behind the scenes to topple the financial institutions of the world. 

     

    His plan appears to have something to do with computers. And, possibly, potatoes. 


    In any case, it’s up to super sleuth Agaton Sax - along with Aunt Matilda and the long-suffering Inspector Lispington - to stop them in their tracks…  

    If they can. 


    The Agaton Sax series of books were first published in Sweden, later being translated into English and printed with illustrations by much-loved artist Quentin Blake (perhaps best known for his work on the books of Roald Dahl). The English translations became immensely popular, achieving the status of the most re-issued mystery & detective series in the history of Nordic children's literature.  

    Now, for the first time, Oak Tree Books is proud to publish the entire Agaton Sax series in audio format, newly translated for the next generation and expertly narrated by Barnaby Eaton-Jones.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAndrews UK
    Release dateApr 12, 2022
    ISBN9781789827835

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