TWO BOOKS IN ONE! Read the Booksurfers adventure and follow it up with the story the gang have been exploring. Jake, Becca, Ryan and Harriet are kidnapped by Dr Crookshanks and his accomplice, Professor Kaufman. Against their will, the Booksurfers have to jump 'into' the world's best known adventure stories to steal important artefacts, using an incredible invention called the Nautilus. If they don't get what Crookshanks wants, what will he do to their parents?
And what will Becca do without her dad's credit card?
Crookshanks is far from satisfied yet. He wants a whole list of things from Sherwood Forest - Robin Hood's longbow is just for starters. And now he wants proof that the objects are what the Booksurfers say they are! With the absence of their parents looming darkly over the gang's heads, they have no choice but to do as they are told. Twelfth century English life isn't quite as it should be when you're eating packets of army rations, scrambling up trees to escape well aimed arrows and snapping photos of the Merry Men with a digital camera, all so you can report back to an evil psychopath!
Ever wondered what it would be like to not just read a book, but actually experience it? Throughout these books you'll find something rather ingenious: hyperlinks. They're pretty easy to spot; look out for an underlined word or phrase or sentence. And whenever you see one, you can just click on it, and - KA-POW! - you'll be zipped into the actual book the Booksurfers are jumping into at the exact point they are discovering it! Have fun tagging along; you never know what story you'll end up in next...
Genre: Children's Fiction
And what will Becca do without her dad's credit card?
Crookshanks is far from satisfied yet. He wants a whole list of things from Sherwood Forest - Robin Hood's longbow is just for starters. And now he wants proof that the objects are what the Booksurfers say they are! With the absence of their parents looming darkly over the gang's heads, they have no choice but to do as they are told. Twelfth century English life isn't quite as it should be when you're eating packets of army rations, scrambling up trees to escape well aimed arrows and snapping photos of the Merry Men with a digital camera, all so you can report back to an evil psychopath!
Ever wondered what it would be like to not just read a book, but actually experience it? Throughout these books you'll find something rather ingenious: hyperlinks. They're pretty easy to spot; look out for an underlined word or phrase or sentence. And whenever you see one, you can just click on it, and - KA-POW! - you'll be zipped into the actual book the Booksurfers are jumping into at the exact point they are discovering it! Have fun tagging along; you never know what story you'll end up in next...
Genre: Children's Fiction
Used availability for David Gatward's The Tale of Robin Hood