New Château · Knights · Mysteries
Knight Robin and the Kitchen Mystery
Missing tarts, floury footprints and a first knightly investigation full of playful surprises.
- Recommended age
- Ages 3 to 7
- Price
- From 35,99 €, delivery included
- Pages
- 24 pages
- Formats
- Square
- Hero
- 1 hero
- Recommended style
- Modelling clay
The story
The castle tournament is about to begin. Your child is practising with a wooden hobby horse when a saucepan clatters down the corridor. In the kitchen, Bertille discovers that her cherry tarts have vanished!
Your child decides to help and follows a trail of flour. Small hoofprints, the tinkle of a bell and a moving curtain lead to a very unexpected visitor. But will running after the hungry culprit be enough to save the remaining cakes?
Flip through the book before ordering
Open it, turn the pages, look at it from every angle: this is the book as you will receive it, cover, dedication and heroes page included.
- The book’s 24 pages, from front to back cover
- A dedication page that you write yourself
- The heroes page: Robin
This preview shows sample illustrations, a fictional dedication and the story’s characters. Your book will feature your photos, your first names and the style you choose.
The characters
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Your child Customisable
A child leading a first castle investigation with helpful ideas and a wish to lend a hand.
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Bertille
The castle cook is looking for her cherry tarts and turns to your child for help.
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Miette
A small hungry white goat with a tinkling bell on her collar.
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Dad Customisable
An attentive listener for the adventure’s bedtime retelling.
Personalisable: you choose their first name and photo when you create your book.
A few pages from the book
About this book
This knightly adventure invites children to notice small details, listen carefully and try a different idea when the first one does not work. Short sentences and lively dialogue keep the read-aloud engaging, while the castle remains friendly. The day ends tucked under a blanket, with Dad listening to the story of a very unusual mission.
Why we love it
- A gentle mystery with clear clues to follow
- A hungry little goat who brings plenty of smiles
- A clever idea in place of a battle
- A peaceful ending with a bedtime retelling
The illustration style
Recommended for this story: Modelling clay
You can also choose from 8 other styles when you create your book. Tap a style to see an example.
Frequently asked questions
Are there any battles?
No. The child investigates a mystery and uses a cabbage leaf. The wooden toy sword stays attached to the belt.
Is the goat frightening?
No. Miette is a small hungry goat. The playful chase ends calmly.
What can be personalized?
Your child’s first name, gender and appearance. Bertille, Miette and Dad remain fixed characters in the story.











