Indiana Bones and the Invisible City (Indiana Bones #3)

by Harry Heape (Author) Rebecca Bagley (Illustrator)

Reading Level: 4^th − 5^th Grade

Dive into the deep and join Indiana and Aisha in another dogmungous detective tale!

They'll need to be brave as badgers when they get to the Invisible City. Why? Six million skeletons, that's why! This adventure is going to be as tricky as a tarantula because Indiana's lost his lust for treasure. With the slithery Serpent planning to plunge the world into peril, Aisha's going to need an ocean full of help from her friends. Can Indiana get his mojo back and help before it's too late?

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Bagley’s often whimsical monochrome illustrations punctuate the narrative. A tidy conclusion tailor-made for reading aloud in twinkly tones.

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Praise for Indiana Bones:

"A heck of a lot of fun." - i Newspaper
"A heartfelt adventure." - Kirkus
"A fast-paced, fun-packed read." - Sunday Express

Harry Heape

Harry Heape is an artist, a visionary and a very successful none-of-your-businessman. A shy and quiet man, he lives and writes in deepest, darkest Hahahahalifax. Harry has written the hilarious Shiny Pippin series. Rebecca Bagley lives in Bath. When she's not hanging out in the world of children's books, she'll probably be in a headstand, plotting how to best smuggle a husky into her flat. She has illustrated brilliant books such as the Shiny Pippin series, Don't Mess with a Princess and Armadillo and Hare.

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Fiction

ISBN-13

9780571353545

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Guided Reading Level

Publisher

Faber & Faber Children's

Publication date

August 20, 2023

Series

Indiana Bones

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Dogs
Quests (Expeditions)
Humorous fiction
Good and evil
Middle school students
Action and adventure fiction
Archaeologists
Animal fiction
Middle school girls