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Ace Lacewing Bug Detective
David Biedrzycki
Picture Book
Ages 8 and up
Charlesbridge, 2005, 1-57091-569-5
  Something is amiss in Motham City. Queenie Bee has been kidnapped and Ace Lacewing, Bug detective, has been given the job of finding her. It is hard to believe anyone would do such a dastardly thing. After all Queenie Bee and her sister Princess Pollen are very popular, their company The Hive Rise Honey Company, makes the best honey in town.
  Soon Ace is on the job following a trail of honey through all sorts of dangers. Luckily for Ace his sweetheart Xerces Blue is looking out for him and she saves him from what could be very untimely end on more than one occasion. When Ace finally gets to what he thinks is the source of the trouble a remarkable story awaits him. It would seem that the criminal behind the kidnapping is someone most unexpected
  Packed with clever, tongue-in-cheek word play which will delight older readers and adults, this is a detective spoof par excellence. If the world was indeed populated by insects there is no doubt that Ace Lacewing would be out there solving crimes and ridding the world of Al the Drone and his ilk. Bright computer and pencil generated illustrations are full of wonderful details and pictorial jokes.

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