Twins Zane and Finola, arrivals on Earth from the planet Seventh, continue on their mission to reunite their family and evade ANT, the sinister company on the hunt for the aliens, The Pair are following Dad’s message from their visit to Albrigart and find themselves in Cafner on a very special day the treasure hunt at the castle! They are soon swept up in the search for clues with the help of a local girl, Sylvie, and have to put Mum’s lessons about Earth’s culture to the test in order to blend in. Little do they know that following the clues will take them one step closer to Dad as well as some other unexpected surprises.
MY REVIEW
I absolutely loved this book, which I plan to read the whole series. I haven’t actually read the books in order, this is book 2. I have read book 1 which my review is coming shortly!
Treasure Hunt is an adorable short 113 page turning story.
All middle grade and young children, that love reading about aliens are in for a real treat, with this fantastic novel.
It will become clear why this story is called Treasure Hunt. Twelve years old twins, Finola and Zane are aliens, from planet Sevent.
On Earth, they have been on the news. People are looking for the alien twins, that came to earth with their mother in a spaceship.
Their Dad is hiding from them. Twins aliens, Finola and Zane are on a mission to find clues to try to find their Dad, that leads them to a castle.
When they visit the castle Finola and Zane get involved in a treasure hunt, where they are following clues, but who is leaving them clues in the messages to follow? And will they find their Dad?
Could the alien twins win the treasure hunt?
This short novel, is brilliant for, all children. At the back of the book, there’s lots more fun, with a cross word puzzle, and a word search.
About author Ann Bryant
Ann Bryant trained at the Royal College of Music and began her writing career when her daughters were little. She has published around 125 books, roughly 75% children’s fiction including many series, the rest, music resources for primary school teachers. Ann narrated her latest picture book ‘Peter and the Timber Wolf’ at 48 concerts in 2019 whilst Kidenza orchestra played the famous Peter and the Wolf music. Reading from her book ‘Code Breaker’ at the Gibraltar literary festival in November 2022, a year 6 class was inspired to take it on as their class reader. Ann regularly gives author presentations in international schools as well as the UK, and also leads music workshops for teachers. She says ‘I’m often asked what you need to be an author – well, I think it boils down to imagination and discipline, or put another way, a telescope and a microscope, OR a heart and a head.’
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