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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Twelve-year-old Amelia Fox has always been the kind of person who asks one question too many, so when she finds a mysterious brass compass hidden among her late grandfather's belongings, she can't simply leave it alone, no matter what his handwritten warning says. The compass doesn't point north. It points toward secrets.Together with her best friend Theo Parker, clever, analytical, and quietly braver than he thinks, Amelia discovers that the instrument once belonged to a legendary explorer whose disappearance has never been fully explained. When the needle swings east with sudden, unshakeable certainty, it leads them straight into an ancient mystery buried beneath a mountain in Kyoto, Japan: The Dragon's Secret, a four-hundred-year-old truth deliberately hidden by people who chose protection over power.But Amelia and Theo are not the only ones searching. A shadowy figure known only as the Collector has spent decades chasing the same trail, always one step behind, willing to take by force what the compass has never once been willing to give him freely.As Amelia and Theo cross a bamboo grove pursued by strangers, decode an ancient riddle carved in stone, and finally stand before the mountain's oldest guardian, they begin to understand that the compass was never simply a tool for finding lost things. It is a test, of honesty, of courage, and of what a person chooses to do with power once they finally have it.The Compass of Lost Things is a fast-paced, emotionally rich adventure for readers aged 10-14, blending real-world history and mythology with a genuine, deeply loyal friendship at its heart. It is the first book in the Global Quest series, which follows Amelia and Theo across the world, from Japan to Egypt, Peru, Greece, and beyond, as they uncover the truth behind humanity's oldest protected secrets, and confront the people who would do anything to steal them.For young readers who love mystery, courage, and stories where curiosity is a superpower. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Four cities in, Pippa Henley and Pieter Doderlein have learned to recognize the particular hush that falls over a kitchen when a story is about to become something more than food. In Rome, that hush arrives at Trattoria Conti, a small family restaurant tucked near Trastevere, where twelve-year-old Giulia Conti and her grandmother, Nonna Carmela, are quietly preparing for the biggest week of the family's entire history: their hundredth anniversary.It should be a celebration. Instead, it's a crisis. The Conti family's carbonara, rich, silken, made with a technique passed down since the trattoria's founding, has always been the restaurant's proudest claim to authenticity. But the original recipe notebook, the one that could prove the family's version predates the more commonly told postwar origin story, has been missing since the Second World War, hidden somewhere in Rome's ancient catacombs during the chaos of a bombing raid and never recovered. Worse, a prominent, sharp-tongued food critic has just published a very public, very confident piece calling the Conti family's whole hundred-year story into question, suggesting none too gently, that Nonna Carmela's cherished history might be exactly that: a story, rather than a fact.For a family built on memory, pride, and one very old skillet, the accusation cuts deep. And so, for the first time in the whole series, Pippa and Pieter's food adventure becomes something else entirely: an actual treasure hunt, leading them down into Rome's vast, echoing underground world of catacombs, armed with fragments of an old letter, a historian's careful expertise, and Giulia's own increasingly desperate hope that her family's truth is still down there somewhere, waiting to be found.Along the way, the group works their way through Rome at its most delicious and most historically layered, a masterclass in proper carbonara technique from Giulia's mother Elena, a reverent pilgrimage to Roscioli for the dish done exactly right, gelato from Giolitti eaten strategically between search expeditions, and long, patient conversations with Professor Ricci, a historian who helps them properly understand carbonara's real, genuinely disputed origins: is it an old shepherd's dish, built from simple, portable ingredients? Or did it take its now-familiar shape only after the Second World War, when American soldiers' rations of bacon and powdered eggs collided with Roman kitchens for the very first time? Nobody, it turns out, not even the experts, is entirely certain, and that uncertainty becomes the story's true, beating heart. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Six months after uncovering a pharaoh's erased history beneath the Egyptian desert, the compass Amelia Fox inherited from her grandfather has gone quiet again, resting on its wooden stand at Foxglove Manor. Then, one ordinary evening, the needle stirs and swings southwest, toward Peru, toward a valley that has kept a five-hundred-year-old secret so completely that most historians assume it never existed at all.With her best friend Theo Parker at her side, Amelia travels to Lima to meet Valentina Cruz, a fiercely dedicated young archaeologist who has spent three lonely years chasing a theory her colleagues dismiss as impossible: that an entire community once vanished by choice rather than by conquest, sealing themselves inside a hidden city to protect knowledge they refused to let a coming invasion destroy. Guided by Valentina, an elderly village elder named Mama Killa, and a mysterious woman known only as B, Amelia and Theo trek deep into the Andes, uncovering a threshold unlike anything they've faced before, one that doesn't test cleverness or courage alone, but the whole truth of who a person really is.Waiting for them at the mountain's edge is someone from Amelia's past: the man once known only as the Collector, forty years into a search for redemption he isn't certain he deserves. As old wounds resurface and new choices demand to be made, Amelia and Valentina must each decide what they're willing to sacrifice for something larger than themselves, and what it truly means to protect a discovery rather than claim it.The Lost City of the Andes is the third thrilling instalment in the Global Quest series, a story about community, courage, and the quiet, extraordinary power of choosing to stand together when it would be so much easier to stand apart. Amelia and Theo's journey deepens here in ways that will change everything they thought they understood about the compass, about legacy, and about the remarkable, patient network of people across the world who have spent generations keeping faith with secrets worth protecting.For readers aged 10 to 14 who love mystery, heart, and adventures that ask more of their heroes than simple bravery alone. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Bangkok is calling and it smells absolutely incredible.Pippa Henley and Pieter Döderlein have barely caught their breath after Tokyo before their next adventure pulls them halfway across the world, into the sizzling chaos of Bangkok's night markets, where the air is thick with lemongrass, chili smoke, and the sound of woks hitting flame.This time, the trail begins with a decades-old recipe scrawled in the back of a market vendor's ledger, a dish so beloved it once brought two rival food stalls to the edge of war, and so mysterious that no one still living can agree on what actually happened the night it disappeared from the menu for good.As Pippa and Pieter chase the story from floating markets to hidden temple kitchens, they uncover a family rift generations in the making, a proud old cook with more to protect than pride, and a truth about loyalty, forgiveness, and fire that no cookbook could ever properly capture.Their shared notebook, the Flavour Atlas, grows one page richer, and one recipe closer to complete.Sticky Rice & Street Fire is a story about the food that brings people back together, even after everything that once pulled them apart.For readers aged 10-14. The adventure continues in Book 3 of the Flavour Hunters series.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Twelve-year-old Amelia Fox has always been the kind of person who asks one question too many, so when she finds a mysterious brass compass hidden among her late grandfather's belongings, she can't simply leave it alone, no matter what his handwritten warning says. The compass doesn't point north. It points toward secrets.Together with her best friend Theo Parker, clever, analytical, and quietly braver than he thinks, Amelia discovers that the instrument once belonged to a legendary explorer whose disappearance has never been fully explained. When the needle swings east with sudden, unshakeable certainty, it leads them straight into an ancient mystery buried beneath a mountain in Kyoto, Japan: The Dragon's Secret, a four-hundred-year-old truth deliberately hidden by people who chose protection over power.But Amelia and Theo are not the only ones searching. A shadowy figure known only as the Collector has spent decades chasing the same trail, always one step behind, willing to take by force what the compass has never once been willing to give him freely.As Amelia and Theo cross a bamboo grove pursued by strangers, decode an ancient riddle carved in stone, and finally stand before the mountain's oldest guardian, they begin to understand that the compass was never simply a tool for finding lost things. It is a test, of honesty, of courage, and of what a person chooses to do with power once they finally have it.The Compass of Lost Things is a fast-paced, emotionally rich adventure for readers aged 10-14, blending real-world history and mythology with a genuine, deeply loyal friendship at its heart. It is the first book in the Global Quest series, which follows Amelia and Theo across the world, from Japan to Egypt, Peru, Greece, and beyond, as they uncover the truth behind humanity's oldest protected secrets, and confront the people who would do anything to steal them.For young readers who love mystery, courage, and stories where curiosity is a superpower. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Two twelve-year-olds, two very different palates, one shared hunger for the world. Pippa Henley and Pieter Doderlein are best friends whose families are connected through Pieter's parents' touring music career, every school holidays, wherever the next concert is, the kids go too. Each book drops them into a new city where they eat their way through real, existing restaurants and street-food stalls, chase down a piece of local history or legend tied to a dish, and stumble into a light mystery or challenge along the way (a missing family recipe, a food festival they need to save, a rival young food-vlogger, a grandmother's secret ingredient). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Six months after uncovering a pharaoh's erased history beneath the Egyptian desert, the compass Amelia Fox inherited from her grandfather has gone quiet again, resting on its wooden stand at Foxglove Manor. Then, one ordinary evening, the needle stirs and swings southwest, toward Peru, toward a valley that has kept a five-hundred-year-old secret so completely that most historians assume it never existed at all.With her best friend Theo Parker at her side, Amelia travels to Lima to meet Valentina Cruz, a fiercely dedicated young archaeologist who has spent three lonely years chasing a theory her colleagues dismiss as impossible: that an entire community once vanished by choice rather than by conquest, sealing themselves inside a hidden city to protect knowledge they refused to let a coming invasion destroy. Guided by Valentina, an elderly village elder named Mama Killa, and a mysterious woman known only as B, Amelia and Theo trek deep into the Andes, uncovering a threshold unlike anything they've faced before, one that doesn't test cleverness or courage alone, but the whole truth of who a person really is.Waiting for them at the mountain's edge is someone from Amelia's past: the man once known only as the Collector, forty years into a search for redemption he isn't certain he deserves. As old wounds resurface and new choices demand to be made, Amelia and Valentina must each decide what they're willing to sacrifice for something larger than themselves, and what it truly means to protect a discovery rather than claim it.The Lost City of the Andes is the third thrilling instalment in the Global Quest series, a story about community, courage, and the quiet, extraordinary power of choosing to stand together when it would be so much easier to stand apart. Amelia and Theo's journey deepens here in ways that will change everything they thought they understood about the compass, about legacy, and about the remarkable, patient network of people across the world who have spent generations keeping faith with secrets worth protecting.For readers aged 10 to 14 who love mystery, heart, and adventures that ask more of their heroes than simple bravery alone. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Twelve-year-old Amelia Fox has always been the kind of person who asks one question too many, so when she finds a mysterious brass compass hidden among her late grandfather's belongings, she can't simply leave it alone, no matter what his handwritten warning says. The compass doesn't point north. It points toward secrets.Together with her best friend Theo Parker, clever, analytical, and quietly braver than he thinks, Amelia discovers that the instrument once belonged to a legendary explorer whose disappearance has never been fully explained. When the needle swings east with sudden, unshakeable certainty, it leads them straight into an ancient mystery buried beneath a mountain in Kyoto, Japan: The Dragon's Secret, a four-hundred-year-old truth deliberately hidden by people who chose protection over power.But Amelia and Theo are not the only ones searching. A shadowy figure known only as the Collector has spent decades chasing the same trail, always one step behind, willing to take by force what the compass has never once been willing to give him freely.As Amelia and Theo cross a bamboo grove pursued by strangers, decode an ancient riddle carved in stone, and finally stand before the mountain's oldest guardian, they begin to understand that the compass was never simply a tool for finding lost things. It is a test, of honesty, of courage, and of what a person chooses to do with power once they finally have it.The Compass of Lost Things is a fast-paced, emotionally rich adventure for readers aged 10-14, blending real-world history and mythology with a genuine, deeply loyal friendship at its heart. It is the first book in the Global Quest series, which follows Amelia and Theo across the world, from Japan to Egypt, Peru, Greece, and beyond, as they uncover the truth behind humanity's oldest protected secrets, and confront the people who would do anything to steal them.For young readers who love mystery, courage, and stories where curiosity is a superpower. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Two twelve-year-olds, two very different palates, one shared hunger for the world. Pippa Henley and Pieter Doderlein are best friends whose families are connected through Pieter's parents' touring music career, every school holidays, wherever the next concert is, the kids go too. Each book drops them into a new city where they eat their way through real, existing restaurants and street-food stalls, chase down a piece of local history or legend tied to a dish, and stumble into a light mystery or challenge along the way (a missing family recipe, a food festival they need to save, a rival young food-vlogger, a grandmother's secret ingredient). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bangkok is calling and it smells absolutely incredible.Pippa Henley and Pieter Doederlein have barely caught their breath after Tokyo before their next adventure pulls them halfway across the world, into the sizzling chaos of Bangkok's night markets, where the air is thick with lemongrass, chili smoke, and the sound of woks hitting flame.This time, the trail begins with a decades-old recipe scrawled in the back of a market vendor's ledger, a dish so beloved it once brought two rival food stalls to the edge of war, and so mysterious that no one still living can agree on what actually happened the night it disappeared from the menu for good.As Pippa and Pieter chase the story from floating markets to hidden temple kitchens, they uncover a family rift generations in the making, a proud old cook with more to protect than pride, and a truth about loyalty, forgiveness, and fire that no cookbook could ever properly capture.Their shared notebook, the Flavour Atlas, grows one page richer, and one recipe closer to complete.Sticky Rice & Street Fire is a story about the food that brings people back together, even after everything that once pulled them apart.For readers aged 10-14. The adventure continues in Book 3 of the Flavour Hunters series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The compass is awake again. This time, it's pointing toward Egypt and a secret buried for four thousand years.Amelia Fox thought she understood what the compass was for. She was wrong, or rather, she had only just begun.When the ancient brass instrument pulls her westward toward the desert outside Cairo, Amelia and her best friend Theo Parker follow it to the edge of the Sahara, where a brilliant Egyptologist named Dr. Layla Hassan has spent twenty years quietly tracking the same impossible trail. What they find beneath the sand is not gold, not jewels, but something far more dangerous, the deliberately erased story of a pharaoh who chose to protect a discovery rather than claim it, and paid for that choice with his place in history.But someone else has been watching them arrive. And the desert, as Amelia is about to discover, keeps secrets very differently from mountains.With higher stakes, wider horizons, and a network of keepers stretching back four thousand years, The Pharaoh's Map proves that some stories are too important to stay buried.For readers aged 10-14. The adventure continues in The Lost City of the Andes. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Three cities in, Pippa Henley and Pieter Doderlein have learned that the best stories rarely announce themselves, they hide in back alleys, behind unassuming doorways, in the specific, careful way someone's hands move when they've done something ten thousand times before. In Marrakech, that story finds them in the winding heart of the souk, where a boy named Idris is helping his grandfather, Sidi Hassan, weigh out spice blends in a stall that has anchored this exact corner for generations.Hassan's Ras el hanout, a blend of dozens of carefully sourced spices, its exact proportions guarded and refined across a lifetime, isn't just delicious. It's a living record of the trans-Saharan trade routes that once carried cinnamon, saffron, and rare peppercorns across an entire continent to land in exactly this stall. But when a sleek French company sends a scout named Camille to Marrakech, offering Hassan a dazzling deal, exclusive global trademark rights to his family's blend, more money than he's ever seen, the offer isn't quite what it first appears. Buried in legal language Hassan can't fully read, the contract would strip his own family of the right to make and sell their own recipe under their own name, forever.As Pippa and Pieter are drawn into Hassan's world, through the sensory overload of Jemaa el-Fnaa's evening food stalls, the quiet elegance of a modern Marrakech restaurant reinterpreting old traditions, and hours spent properly learning to toast, grind, and balance spices the way Hassan's own father once taught him, they find themselves facing a question none of their previous adventures quite prepared them for. This isn't a stall that needs saving from closing. It's a family that needs help understanding exactly what they're actually being asked to give away, and whether there's a version of this deal that lets them keep what matters most.Idris, proud and increasingly torn between his grandfather's old-world trust and his own growing unease, becomes the first local friend across the whole series to properly put pen to paper alongside Pippa and Pieter, writing, in his own hand, the Arabic word Amana: trust, something placed carefully in your care. It becomes the quiet, aching center of the whole book, as the group works not to reject Camille's offer outright, but to negotiate something fairer, one that lets Hassan's family keep their name, their voice, and their future, while still honoring what the deal could genuinely offer.Woven through with the real, layered history of Marrakech's spice trade, a story of exchange, exploitation, and endurance stretching back centuries, The Souk of a Thousand Spices asks what it actually means to own a tradition, and what's lost when something priceless gets reduced to a signature on a contract. It's a story about negotiation rather than rescue, about the difference between a good deal and a fair one, and about a family learning that saying no to easy money can sometimes be the bravest, most loving choice of all.Warm, richly detailed, and unafraid of real complexity, this third installment deepens everything The Flavour Hunters does best: turning food into history, history into friendship, and friendship into the kind of story worth carrying home in a well-worn notebook. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bangkok is calling and it smells absolutely incredible.Pippa Henley and Pieter Doederlein have barely caught their breath after Tokyo before their next adventure pulls them halfway across the world, into the sizzling chaos of Bangkok's night markets, where the air is thick with lemongrass, chili smoke, and the sound of woks hitting flame.This time, the trail begins with a decades-old recipe scrawled in the back of a market vendor's ledger, a dish so beloved it once brought two rival food stalls to the edge of war, and so mysterious that no one still living can agree on what actually happened the night it disappeared from the menu for good.As Pippa and Pieter chase the story from floating markets to hidden temple kitchens, they uncover a family rift generations in the making, a proud old cook with more to protect than pride, and a truth about loyalty, forgiveness, and fire that no cookbook could ever properly capture.Their shared notebook, the Flavour Atlas, grows one page richer, and one recipe closer to complete.Sticky Rice & Street Fire is a story about the food that brings people back together, even after everything that once pulled them apart.For readers aged 10-14. The adventure continues in Book 3 of the Flavour Hunters series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The compass is awake again. This time, it's pointing toward Egypt and a secret buried for four thousand years.Amelia Fox thought she understood what the compass was for. She was wrong, or rather, she had only just begun.When the ancient brass instrument pulls her westward toward the desert outside Cairo, Amelia and her best friend Theo Parker follow it to the edge of the Sahara, where a brilliant Egyptologist named Dr. Layla Hassan has spent twenty years quietly tracking the same impossible trail. What they find beneath the sand is not gold, not jewels, but something far more dangerous, the deliberately erased story of a pharaoh who chose to protect a discovery rather than claim it, and paid for that choice with his place in history.But someone else has been watching them arrive. And the desert, as Amelia is about to discover, keeps secrets very differently from mountains.With higher stakes, wider horizons, and a network of keepers stretching back four thousand years, The Pharaoh's Map proves that some stories are too important to stay buried.For readers aged 10-14. The adventure continues in The Lost City of the Andes. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Three cities in, Pippa Henley and Pieter Doderlein have learned that the best stories rarely announce themselves, they hide in back alleys, behind unassuming doorways, in the specific, careful way someone's hands move when they've done something ten thousand times before. In Marrakech, that story finds them in the winding heart of the souk, where a boy named Idris is helping his grandfather, Sidi Hassan, weigh out spice blends in a stall that has anchored this exact corner for generations.Hassan's Ras el hanout, a blend of dozens of carefully sourced spices, its exact proportions guarded and refined across a lifetime, isn't just delicious. It's a living record of the trans-Saharan trade routes that once carried cinnamon, saffron, and rare peppercorns across an entire continent to land in exactly this stall. But when a sleek French company sends a scout named Camille to Marrakech, offering Hassan a dazzling deal, exclusive global trademark rights to his family's blend, more money than he's ever seen, the offer isn't quite what it first appears. Buried in legal language Hassan can't fully read, the contract would strip his own family of the right to make and sell their own recipe under their own name, forever.As Pippa and Pieter are drawn into Hassan's world, through the sensory overload of Jemaa el-Fnaa's evening food stalls, the quiet elegance of a modern Marrakech restaurant reinterpreting old traditions, and hours spent properly learning to toast, grind, and balance spices the way Hassan's own father once taught him, they find themselves facing a question none of their previous adventures quite prepared them for. This isn't a stall that needs saving from closing. It's a family that needs help understanding exactly what they're actually being asked to give away, and whether there's a version of this deal that lets them keep what matters most.Idris, proud and increasingly torn between his grandfather's old-world trust and his own growing unease, becomes the first local friend across the whole series to properly put pen to paper alongside Pippa and Pieter, writing, in his own hand, the Arabic word Amana: trust, something placed carefully in your care. It becomes the quiet, aching center of the whole book, as the group works not to reject Camille's offer outright, but to negotiate something fairer, one that lets Hassan's family keep their name, their voice, and their future, while still honoring what the deal could genuinely offer.Woven through with the real, layered history of Marrakech's spice trade, a story of exchange, exploitation, and endurance stretching back centuries, The Souk of a Thousand Spices asks what it actually means to own a tradition, and what's lost when something priceless gets reduced to a signature on a contract. It's a story about negotiation rather than rescue, about the difference between a good deal and a fair one, and about a family learning that saying no to easy money can sometimes be the bravest, most loving choice of all.Warm, richly detailed, and unafraid of real complexity, this third installment deepens everything The Flavour Hunters does best: turning food into history, history into friendship, and friendship into the kind of story worth carrying home in a well-worn notebook. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…