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Aztec Chocolate Meltdown
- Hotel of the Gods, Book 3
- Narrated by: Ewan Goddard
- Length: 10 hrs
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Aztec Chocolate Meltdown
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Publisher's Summary
Check in to Hotel of the Gods - where mythical guests cause magical mayhem! A hilarious choc-tastic adventure for listeners aged 7+.
When home-schooling becomes too much for Atlas's parents to handle, the gods and goddesses who live at hotel step in to educate the children. Suddenly, lessons are a lot more exciting, with Thor taking PE classes, Venus giving Latin lessons and Bastet teaching Maths. But the strictest teacher of all is Quetzcoatl, the Aztec God of Chocolate. If Atlas doesn't impress him with a delicious chocolate creation, there's going to be a MELTDOWN!
©2024 Tom Easton and Steve Brown (P)2024 Hodder & Stoughton Limited
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