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The Sinister Secret of Frederick K. Bower

By Anthony Horowitz · 1979 · Children's fiction · adventure · Children and general readers

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Spoiler-free summary

Horowitz's first published children's novel, later reissued as Enter Frederick K. Bower.

The locations established in the book's spoiler-light premise, without revealing its later turns. The pleasure lies in identity and danger, shaped by a self-contained narrative organised around one escalating central problem..

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Also published as

Enter Frederick K. Bower · United Kingdom — 1985 reissue title.

Retitle / edition history

First published under this title in 1979 and reissued in 1985 as Enter Frederick K. Bower.

Collector checkThis work has a retitle or reissue history. Match the displayed title, format, publisher, publication date and ISBN before buying; similar-looking editions may not contain identical material.

Can I start here?

Yes. The book or collection is designed to be approached without a required earlier volume.

What makes it different

The first book already shows Horowitz's taste for ingenious schemes and young protagonists forced to think faster than the adults around them.

Setting

The locations established in the book's spoiler-light premise, without revealing its later turns.

Content guidance

Peril and themes appropriate to the readership guidance above; consult the publisher edition for any title-specific advisory.

Why fans love itThe first book already shows Horowitz's taste for ingenious schemes and young protagonists forced to think faster than the adults around them.

Title & retitling history

This guide uses The Sinister Secret of Frederick K. Bower. Known alternatives: Enter Frederick K. Bower (United Kingdom).

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Continuity

This book does not require knowledge of a numbered series.

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Sources

Library catalogue: WorldCat library records — The Sinister Secret of Frederick K. Bower ↗