THE MAGIC CABIN, VOLUME 30 - ENCOUNTERS AT THE TOP OF THE EIFFEL TOWER

THE MAGIC TREEHOUSE, BOOK 30 - MEETINGS AT THE TOP OF THE EIFFEL TOWER

Tom and Léa have never found time travel to be easy, but things take a real nightmare turn with "Meetings at the Top of the Eiffel Tower", the thirtieth volume of the cult series The Magic Treehouse. Between a huge crowd, the hustle and bustle of Paris's World's Fair, and a generally electric atmosphere, their new quest promises to be particularly complex! While this cultural adventure seemed exciting, the reality is much worse: entrusted with a crucial mission by the magician Merlin, Tom and Léa realize they will have to find four great artists and scientists to obtain the secrets of their genius, far from the tranquility of their everyday life in Frog Creek. To pass their exam and become real magicians, the brother and sister have no choice: they must arm themselves with courage, explore the capital, and uncover the mystery surrounding these creators. But between the riddles to solve across the city, the search for Alexander Graham Bell or Louis Pasteur, and Tom's legendary vertigo in the face of the immensity of the Eiffel Tower, this learning mission will quickly turn into a gigantic race against time!

Combining, as always, captivating illustrations with an accessible and fast-paced text, this volume addresses curiosity and mutual aid in the face of history with a sense of discovery that will fill young readers with enthusiasm.

Publisher: Bayard Jeunesse

Author: Mary Pope Osborne

Illustration: Philippe Masson

Reading age: From 7–8 years (Grade 1–2 and up)

Dimensions: 12.5 x 17.8 cm