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In "The Greek Who Stole Christmas" by Anthony Horowitz, private detectives Tim and Nick Diamond are hired to solve the theft of a seemingly insignificant Christmas present. They soon discover it’s actually a priceless Greek artifact. As they navigate through comedic mishaps and dangerous encounters, Tim’s clumsy efforts and Nick’s sharp skills lead to a thrilling and humorous holiday adventure filled with surprises.

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The Greek Who Stole Christmas

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ANTHONY HOROWITZ

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In "The Greek Who Stole Christmas" by Anthony Horowitz, private detectives Tim and Nick Diamond are hired to solve the theft of a seemingly insignificant Christmas present. They soon discover it’s actually a priceless Greek artifact. As they navigate through comedic mishaps and dangerous encounters, Tim’s clumsy efforts and Nick’s sharp skills lead to a thrilling and humorous holiday adventure filled with surprises.

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"The Greek Who Stole Christmas"** by Anthony Horowitz is a charming and adventurous tale from the Diamond Brothers series, filled with humor and suspense. In this story, private detectives Tim and Nick Diamond find themselves amid a holiday heist. Hired to investigate a seemingly trivial theft, they soon uncover a more significant plot involving a valuable stolen artifact.

The case starts with a missing Christmas present, but it quickly escalates when the Diamond brothers discover that the stolen item is a priceless Greek artifact. As they dig deeper, they unravel a conspiracy involving a notorious Greek crime lord and a scheme to disrupt Christmas celebrations. With Tim’s well-meaning but clumsy detective work and Nick’s sharp intellect, the brothers navigate through a series of comedic mishaps and dangerous encounters.

Anthony Horowitz crafts a delightful blend of mystery and humor, making this book a festive and engaging read. The story combines clever twists, memorable characters, and the holiday spirit, ensuring an entertaining experience. "The Greek Who Stole Christmas" showcases the Diamond brothers' unique dynamic and provides a perfect balance of excitement and laughter during the holiday season.

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