Hercule is a cat who lives with twin sisters, Adele and Giselle. The twins think they took him in, but Hercule knows the truth: he adopted them. Hercule also has the remarkable ability to understand human speech and solve complex crimes. Thanks to his agility, inconspicuousness, and outstanding abilities, Hercule solves crimes faster than humans.In the second book, Hercule solves a daring theft committed in the apartment of Madame Bodin, the great-niece of the famous sculptor Giacometti.IN BRIEF:ü The book is written from the cat's point of view. It offers a look at human life through feline eyes.ü The second book in the series about the detective cat.ü Wonderful illustrations by Olesya Gonserskaya.About the authors:Christian Grenier was born in 1945 into a family of actors. From childhood, he was fascinated by theater, space, and astronomy. He worked as a schoolteacher, proofreader, and editor. He is the author of several dozen novels for children and young adults and a recipient of the French Radio and Television Award (1972).Olesya Gonserskaya is an artist and designer. She graduated from the Rodchenko School (2022), the ProArte Institute (2018), and the Stieglitz State Academy of Art and Design (2015). She is a recipient of the "Book Image" (2020, 2018), Bevilacqua (2017), and "Landmarks" (2014) awards.Hercule. The Detective CatThe series' protagonist is a cat named Hercule. He can understand human speech and solve complex crimes. The series is intended for children aged 6 and up.
