Martin McMillan and the Lost Inca City
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| Rating | : | 4.68 (803 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 147520714X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Martin takes his skateboard when his parents drag him off to an archaeological dig in Peru. As the excitement unfolds Martin and his friends gain insights into the Incan world and their own lives, while becoming immersed in a new culture that leads to a web of secret activity.. He rides down a secret path to adventure with his new friends Isabel and Pedro
J. Mannix said Martin takes you on a fun adventure!. This is a fun, interesting adventure story told through the eyes of Martin, who is in his "tween" years. Martin is a sweet kid who, while going through those tough pre-puberty years, is forced to move away from his friends and the suburban life he loves to go to a remote town in Peru with his family. He's not thrilled about the move, but he gives his new home a chance, and discovers that life is what you make of it. He develops some new friendships, learns about new cultures, and finds himself in the middle of a good mystery. The story is well-written and includes a lot of. "A Great Book for the Whole Family!" according to Bob. My daughter and I read this book at the same time and enjoyed discussing the story. The book provides kids with adventure, cultural information, and a range of interpersonal relationships. Teaches kids to make the best of a situation that initially seems negative. We can't wait for the sequel!. Sharon L. Potts said Fun for the grandkids!. I read this book on a plane on the way to visit my grandkids. It was to be a gift for them, but I couldn't put it down until I found out what happened! Intelligent, engrossing, mysterious, fun for all ages over about 8.
A former resource economist and environmental consultant, she began writing fiction over fifteen years ago. Elaine majored in history at the University of California Davis and has a masters in economics from California State University Sacramento. She lives with her husband in Sacramento, California and part time in Kauai. She researched Inca culture, history, and archaeology to give her novel a solid backgr
He develops some new friendships, learns about new cultures, and finds himself in the middle of a good mystery. The book provides kids with adventure, cultural information, and a range of interpersonal relationships. We can't wait for the sequel! --Bob KurlychekI read this book on a plane on the way to visit my grandkids. Teaches kids to make the best of a situation that initially seems negative. He's not thrilled about the move, but he gives his new home a chance, and discovers that life is what you make of it. --Sharon Potts . The story is well-written and includes a lot of interesting information about Inca history and it's relationship with Peru. Martin is a sweet kid who, while going through those tough pre-puberty ye