Geography Quest: Deep Sea Danger by John Townsend

Geography Quest: Deep Sea Danger by John Townsend

Are you ready for an amazing adventure that will test your brain power to the limit, full of mind-bending puzzles, twists and turns?

You have been summoned to Professor Fustigate's dusty study at the Ocean Explorers Museum. 300 years ago the pirate ship Shiver Me Timbers sank and the captain's logbook was found ashore. Ever since, explorers have tried to find the wreck.

Just yesterday, Professor Fustigate discovered that if you can follow the coded clues found in the logbook, you will be lead to the wreck and its treasure.

Only with your help can the wreck be found, you're being depended on to locate the treasure!

Geography Quest  follows the popular  Maths Quest,  Rubik Quest,  Science Quest  and  History Quest  series.

Questions are carefully chosen to address important geographical subjects for the age group. Finding the answers enables readers to advance through the story, learning more about geography with every step taken.

A glossary explains geographical words and provides added reference material.

The four titles in the  Geography Quest  series are:

Journey into the Earth  -  978-1-78493-009-7

Rapid River Rescue  -  978-1-78493-010-3

Mountain Peak Peril  -  978-1-78493-029-5

Deep Sea Danger  -  978-1-78493-030-1

The lively colourful presentation of the topic really makes geography engrossing and the way children are encouraged to make decisions means their knowledge is reinforced and becomes easily memorised

After years of teaching geography in secondary schools, JOHN TOWNSEND realised that children were crying out for interesting, captivating and engaging reads - so he decided to write them! He has now written over 100 books and also works as a guest speaker - often visiting schools, writers' groups and libraries. He lives in Suckley, Worcester.

TATIO VIANA, a self-taught artist from Madrid, left a decade-long career in advertising to follow his passion for illustration in 2000. Since then, he has breathed life into the pages of math, history, science, and literature textbooks with his rich, vivid illustrations. Outside of the studio, you’ll most likely find Tatio swaying to jazz, devouring a book, or laughing with his four-year-old son.