A Classic Whodunit by the Beloved Creator of Winnie-the-Pooh A.A. Milne, best known for his charming tales of Winnie-the-Pooh, ventures into the realm of mystery in "The Red House Mystery". This engaging whodunit combines a classic country-house setting with a clever amateur sleuth, delivering a tale of intrigue, wit, and suspense. Plot Highlights The story unfolds at the Red House, where a gathering of guests is disrupted by the sudden arrival of a stranger, Robert Ablett. His unexpected visit turns deadly when a gunshot is heard, and Robert is found murdered in a locked room. Mark Ablett, the host, is nowhere to be found, leaving a trail of suspicion and unanswered questions. Anthony Gillingham, a curious and resourceful guest, takes it upon himself to investigate the crime, joined by his loyal friend, Bill Beverley. Together, they navigate a labyrinth of clues, hidden motives, and red herrings to unravel the mystery. Key Themes: Amateur Sleuthing: Anthony Gillingham's sharp intellect and unorthodox methods bring charm and ingenuity to the investigation. Classic Mystery Elements: Locked rooms, secret passages, and unexpected twists abound in this quintessential whodunit. Wit and Humor: Milne's signature wit shines through the dialogue and character interactions. Friendship: The camaraderie between Anthony and Bill adds warmth and levity to the suspenseful plot. "The Red House Mystery" is a delightful and intellectually engaging tale, perfect for fans of classic mysteries and those seeking a lighthearted yet compelling read.