
Mission Microraptor
Mission Microraptor, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Nic Davey-Greene
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By:
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Philip Kavvadias
About this listen
Two boys and a microraptor. A dark, mysterious forest. And a squad of army-trained mercenaries searching for them. What could possibly go wrong?
Falling behind their classmates on a school trip to the Alps, Finn and Milo stumble upon an egg buried in ice. Later that night it hatches, and a 65-million-year-old baby is born. Arty is a microraptor brought back from extinction. But keeping her safe proves harder. Wicked scientists will do anything to get their hands on her, and soon Finn and Milo must run for their lives …
©2024 Philip Kavvadias (P)2024 Bolinda PublishingVery original storyline, with real content touched on throughout that kids will learn from - bits of survival methods, navigation techniques, mechanical operations, ecology, geography. It’s not boringly in depth, but it’s not stupidly simplified like most kids books. It’s all mixed in with lots of humour that isn’t overly politically correct, or overly crass. It strikes a great balance.
Kids have absolutely loved it.
Awesomely, it’s not americanised in references or in narration. Which is rare in an online audiobook these days.
Hopefully more of these are written, and more audiobooks are recorded with non American narration.
So much better than all the other kids books out there
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