April 29th:Krantu is a good way off the coast of Sarawak, a Malaysian island. No one lives on Krantu anymore and it’ll soon sink into the sea. May 2nd:This is just like when I went on digs. Dad is up to his eyeballs in work. June 4th: . . . He put the edges of the scrolls near to each other. What happened next made me jump backwards, my heart pounding. July 5th: I’m not sure what happened. The bright beam of the torch was shining directly into a huge pair of eyes . . . Whatever had been caught in my torch beam had crashed through the flimsy wall of the shed and stampeded into the rainforest beyond it.
At first, Max’s diary seems like any other entry on a teenager’s blog but closer reading reveals an incredible adventure story. As the reader absorbs the strange events that unfold, Max and those around him are drawn deeper and deeper into danger. Surrounded by spies and pirates, Max makes a terrible discovery - a secret that could change the world for ever . . .
Praise for Attica:
- ‘This book is reminiscent of Narnia with its alternative, magical world. A fantastic read that will have imaginations working overtime.’ The Bookseller
- ‘An excellent book, good and original and, in all the best ways, strange.’ Neil Gaiman
- 'Attica is his boldest yet' CAROUSEL
- 'Fast, fun and exciting, but also dark and creepy, it could be his best yet' IPSWICH EVENING STAR
Hardback:
£12.99
Published 03/05/2007
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