Nat Harrison - The Girl Who Raced the World: Journey Into the Jungle (KS2 School Visits)
Make World Book Day truly unforgettable for your Years 4, 5, and 6 pupils with bestselling author Nat Harrison! Celebrating her breathtaking new historical adventure, The Girl Who Raced the World: Journey Into the Jungle, Nat leads high-energy sessions filled with globe-trotting discovery, daring missions, and creative storytelling. From the bustling streets of Victorian London to the wild rivers of Brazil, this interactive event will inspire your upper KS2 pupils to embark on their own writing adventures!
Date - Thursday 4th March (WORLD BOOK DAY)
Available time... 11am and 2pm (times approximate)
KS2 Children - School years 4, 5 & 6.
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About the Book: The Girl Who Raced the World: Journey Into the Jungle
When an unexpected stranger arrives on the doorstep of No. 7 Savile Row, Maggie, Passepartout, and Phileas Fogg find themselves swept into a thrilling race across the Atlantic to South America. Searching for a missing explorer, Maggie's quest leads her deep into the Brazilian jungle. But with mysterious enemies following their every move and danger at every turn, Maggie and her friends must unravel a hidden mystery before time runs out. A captivating, action-packed historical adventure perfect for fans of Emma Carroll, Eva Ibbotson, and Katherine Rundell.
About the Author: Nat Harrison
Born on the tiny volcanic island of Ascension in the South Atlantic, Nat Harrison spent her childhood traveling the globe and has since explored every continent except Antarctica. Before becoming a full-time author, Nat worked as a sweet seller, bingo caller, and tech executive around the world. She graduated with distinction from the prestigious MA in Writing for Young People at Bath Spa University, and her debut novel was shortlisted for the Edward Stanford Children's Travel Book of the Year. She lives in Richmond with her husband and her dog, Shadow.