Nina and the Mysterious Mailbox

Nina and the Mysterious Mailbox

by Rebel GirlsMarti Dumas and Kristina Kister
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date: 27/09/2024

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"Girls running for office, secret leadership lessons from the past, and a dash of mysterious mailbox magic? Yes please!"

—Kate Messner, New York Times best-selling author of Breakout and the History Smashers series


A school election.

A mysterious mailbox.

And a letter from . . . Cleopatra?

Middle school is so weird.


Nina is determined to help her best friend Maya win the race for 6th grade representative. But when she uses her robotics skills to spy on Maya’s opponent, the girls wind up in detention. There, they are asked to write a letter to a woman from history. Nina pours her heart out to Cleopatra, and instead of throwing the letter away so her parents don’t find it, she slips it into a battered old mailbox she and Maya find in the woods. It was all just a game . . . until a giant scroll arrives at Nina’s house, signed by Cleopatra herself!


Do the girls really have a pen pal from 2,000 years ago? Will their friend Zoe ever speak to them again? Why is their science teacher acting so oddly? And what on Earth is a time taco?


Original story and characters by Anna McCleery

ISBN:
9798889641186
9798889641186
Category:
Crime & mystery fiction (Children's / Teenage)
Format:
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date:
27-09-2024
Language:
English
Publisher:
Dorling Kindersley Ltd
Marti Dumas

Marti Dumas taught elementary school literacy for ten years, conducts teacher literacy trainings, and is the author of Jaden Toussaint, the Greatest.

She lives in New Orleans with her family.

Kristina Kister

Kristina Kister is an illustrator and character designer from Essen, Germany. After studying Communication Design, she worked as a junior art director at an ad agency in Düsseldorf before embarking on a career in illustration. Kristina’s creative practice includes illustrating children’s books and developing characters and concepts for German TV shows. With a background as a graphic designer, Kristina’s style is characterised by geometric shapes, unusual colour palettes and clear outlines. Working mostly in digital forms, Kristina also experiments with watercolour and pencil textures to give her artwork an analogue feel.

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