In "Rastamouse and the Double Crossin' Diva," Rastamouse and his crew, the Easy Crew, are called to solve a mystery when the infamously cunning diva, Diva Dastardly, goes missing before her big performance. As they investigate, they uncover a web of intrigue and deception involving rival artists and a plot to sabotage her show. With their signature blend of rhythm, humor, and resilience, Rastamouse and his friends work together to crack the case, restore harmony to the music scene, and ensure that Diva Dastardly can take the stage and shine once more. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

There are 48 pages in this book. This book was published in 2011 by Little Roots .

Genevieve Webster studied Graphics and Illustration at Canterbury and Norwich Schools of Art before moving to London in 1988. She has worked in children's books for over twenty years. It was Genevieve's passion for language and dialect and her love of Caribbean culture that inspired her to co-create Rastamouse. Michael de Souza left his native Trinidad to join his parents in London in 1960. He has spent most of the last fifteen years teaching swimming, and it was his love of teaching and working with children that inspired Michael to pursue a career in writing.