Super Charlie is back, do you remember him? that baby with powers that hides his family (Although his grandmother who knows it helps him keep the secret), and able to solve the problems that others have.
Yes, I am talking about that Super Charlie written by the 'queen' of the European black novel called Camilla Läckberg, who is apparently a most versatile writer. Well, now that you have located (I think) I tell you that in a new book just published, the baby manages to solve a disturbing case, and get his sister to smile again. What the babies of the families would not do to please and help their older brothers! If they are in charge of protecting them. But make no mistake, in this home the one who protects and solves is Charlie, who the elders have enough to go to school every day.
We will find the same characters: some dads who work, some big brothers, a grandmother who takes care of the little one, and a grandfather whose presence is not so marked But collaborate on what you can.
Stealing a stuffed animal from a child is rather cruel, don't you think? Who could it have been? Charlie's sister leaves disconsolate that morning to school, and that despite the fact that the father (who is a police officer) ensures that these things happen, 'you can't imagine the horrible things I see every day at work'.
Alone with Grandma Charlie start researching and collecting clues, they will need the help of the grandfather who drinks coffee with sweets with his friends. And in the meantime, now that there is silence in the house, the baby tries to figure out how his 'superoido' works.
The ending is totally unexpected and don't think you can't be surprised just because you are adults, the solution was very close, although the father had insisted on buying a new and shiny teddy.
That night (almost) everyone will sleep peacefully and in their beds
'Super Charlie and the stuffed thief' has been edited by Maeva Young, and the illustrations are the work of Millis Sarri. It is presented in full color illustrated album format, with very nice and attractive drawings, which are full of details.
It's a fun story that entertains children, not only for its content, but for its illustrations, who must also learn to appreciate them.
