Expanding the Holmes canon.
Springer cleverly invented a much younger sister for Sherlock and Mycroft, seamlessly weaving her narrative into the established Arthur Conan Doyle universe.
Meet Enola Holmes, the sharp-witted younger sister of Sherlock and Mycroft, as she embarks on a dangerous covert investigation through Victorian London to find a missing young lord.
On her fourteenth birthday, Enola Holmes wakes to discover that her mother has mysteriously vanished. When her famous older brothers, Sherlock and Mycroft, arrive intent on packing her off to a finishing school to learn proper Victorian decorum, Enola gives them the slip.
Disguising herself and escaping into the dark, labyrinthine alleys of London, Enola stumbles headfirst into a kidnapping case involving a young marquess. Using her own brilliant detective skills and secret codes, she races against time to solve the mystery while staying one step ahead of her legendary brothers.
A delightful, fast-paced mystery introducing a fierce and independent young detective.KODAMA / EDITORIAL NOTE
Springer cleverly invented a much younger sister for Sherlock and Mycroft, seamlessly weaving her narrative into the established Arthur Conan Doyle universe.
Throughout the novel, Enola communicates and tracks her missing mother using cryptographic flower codes and hidden messages left in newspapers.
The novel and its sequel were both nominated for the prestigious Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Juvenile Mystery, cementing its literary quality.
To navigate Victorian London safely and evade her brothers, Enola relies on brilliant theatrical disguises, shifting from a fragile noblewoman to a ragged street urchin.
The charm, wit, and mystery of Springer's novel made a triumphant leap to global cinema streaming.
Adapted as a major feature film for Netflix, directed by Harry Bradbeer and starring Millie Bobby Brown as Enola Holmes, Henry Cavill as Sherlock, and Helena Bonham Carter as their mother.
A visual review and exploration of Nancy Springer's beloved mystery novel and its cinematic adaptation.
*The Case of the Missing Marquess* breathed vibrant new life into classic detective fiction, offering young readers an intelligent, fiercely independent heroine who carves her own path through a rigid patriarchal world.
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