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The first book in a new puzzle adventure series takes readers on a thrilling adventure in the company of Knutz, a STEAM whizz-kid, and canine super-inventor Boltz.
Knutz and Boltz are waiting for a live stream of their favourite vlogger, the Sorcerer of Science, who performs experiments for her legions of fans. But today a strange figure has taken over her feed. He introduces himself as Dr Chaos, and says he's taken the Sorcerer prisoner ... Knutz and Boltz will have to use all their STEAM-skills to tackle the fiendish challenges in the Mansion of Mayhem in order to save the Sorcerer and defeat Dr Chaos!
Featuring an innovative mix of graphic-novel pages, zany prose and integrated puzzles, this fast-paced adventure is guaranteed to engage kids aged 9+ in STEAM subjects. Across six chapters, readers will develop key science, technology, engineering, art and maths skills as they help Knutz and Boltz work their way through the challenges.
Written by Tim Collins, author of Buster's Dorkius Maximus and Sherlock Bones series, illustrated by Louise Forshaw, and developed with a specialist STEAM consultant.
Publishing in 2025:
9781780559414 Knutz and Boltz and the Cosmic Code: A STEAM Puzzle Adventure
Info autore
Tim Collins is originally from Manchester, but now lives near Oxford. He is the author of over thirty books including
Wimpy Vampire,
Cosmic Colin, Dorkius Maximus and
Sherlock Bones. His books have been translated into over 30 languages and he has won awards in the UK and Germany, including the Manchester Fiction City award and the Lincolnshire Young People's Book Award.
Riassunto
The first book in a new puzzle-adventure series takes readers on a thrilling scientific quest in the company of Knutz, a STEAM whizz-kid, and canine super-inventor Boltz.
Relazione
Strong link to STEAM subjects, both in the events of the underlying story and in the activities and puzzles it generates... clear consideration of ways to appeal to a wider audience of young readers: longer sections of text which seek to narrate the story, interspersed with comic strip sections which are likely to have appeal to the growing fans of graphic novels Books for Keeps
