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平克頓偵探如何拯救林肯總統？

來自獲獎無數的作者馬麗莎．莫斯的第一本童書《從不睡覺的眼睛》（The Eye That Never Sleeps），生動活潑，詼諧逗趣，是一本關於美國最偉大偵探之一的艾倫．平克頓（Allan Pinkerton）的故事。

每個人都知道亞伯拉罕．林肯的故事，但沒有幾個人知道拯救了他的偵探！

當艾倫．平克頓幫助芝加哥警察局追查一群偽造者，他的人生也隨之改變了；從那時起，他成為芝加哥第一位警方的偵探，並成立了全國最成功的偵探社，隨後更偵破超過三百起的謀殺案，並且追回數百萬美元的贓款。然而，他最大的貢獻是在一八六一年，亞伯拉罕‧林肯前往就職的途中保護他；儘管刺客試圖在半途謀殺林肯，平克頓阻撓了他們的陰謀，將總統安全地帶到了首都。

《從不睡覺的眼睛》以當代卡通的風格來敘述，更以一種吸引所有年齡層讀者的方式結合藝術與文字，內容還囊括了參考書目與時間表。

馬麗莎．莫斯（Marissa Moss），是愛米麗亞系列《有刺鐵絲網棒球、護士、士兵與間諜》（Barbed Wire Baseball, and Nurse, Soldier, Spy）的暢銷書作者，目前定居於加州的柏克萊。

傑若米．霍姆斯（Jeremy Holmes），曾為許多童書繪製插圖，包括「坦普爾頓雙胞胎」（Templeton Twins）系列以及《有一位老太太吞了一隻蒼蠅》（There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly）；他目前定居於賓州的阿賓頓。

**STARRED REVIEW**
"Holmes (Secrets of the Dragon Tomb) employs a digital scratchboard technique for a woodcut look; the detailed illustrations invite detectivelike inspection, while the limited color palette and multi-paneled spreads evoke a graphic novel style . . . With a narrative that moves along effortlessly, his history of the company whose eyeball logo inspired the term “private eye” will keep aspiring sleuths hooked with its intrigue." ― Publishers Weekly

**STARRED REVIEW**
"The real deal for history enthusiasts." ― The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books

**STARRED REVIEW**
"Few young people, besides history or Lincoln buffs, may know about this page in Lincoln’s life, making the book a useful addition to libraries. Digitally rendered scratchboard illustrations on dusty purple, brown, and orange backgrounds effectively recreate the Victorian era." ― School Library Connection

"Moss evokes a mysterious and exciting old-fashioned tale of espionage here. Holmes’s carefully researched artwork, which he explains in a note, was inspired by newspaper mastheads, period fashion, and even board games from the era . . . A great pick for kids who can’t get enough spy stories." ― School Library Journal

"Moss' prose is clear and engaging, filled with intriguing details . . . a thorough and compelling introduction to Pinkerton's work." ― Kirkus Reviews