Alessia in Atlantis - Laine, Nathalie
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The thrilling third installment of the underwater fantasy adventure series-perfect for fans of Keeper of the Lost Cities and Percy Jackson. Thirteen-year-old Alessia knows she can't trust the dangerous magic swirling inside her-but when a legendary gemstone lands in her scheming mother's hands, she must act fast to save the underwater realm of Atlantis. Her mother's plan? Fulfill a dark prophecy and rule both land and sea... Only by solving a cryptic, centuries-old riddle can Alessia stop her. For that, Alessia and her friends will have to race through Bermuda Triangle shipwrecks and…mehr

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The thrilling third installment of the underwater fantasy adventure series-perfect for fans of Keeper of the Lost Cities and Percy Jackson. Thirteen-year-old Alessia knows she can't trust the dangerous magic swirling inside her-but when a legendary gemstone lands in her scheming mother's hands, she must act fast to save the underwater realm of Atlantis. Her mother's plan? Fulfill a dark prophecy and rule both land and sea... Only by solving a cryptic, centuries-old riddle can Alessia stop her. For that, Alessia and her friends will have to race through Bermuda Triangle shipwrecks and underwater volcanoes, dodge devious mermaids, outwit coral pixies, and face rampaging sea monsters. But Alessia is fighting another battle-against the voice in her head tempting her to claim the prophecy's power for herself... Grab your wetsuit and dive in-because under the sea, a secret that will change everything is waiting to surface...
Autorenporträt
Nathalie Laine is a children's fantasy author. She lives a safe distance away from the ocean, in Paris, France, where she works in marketing. She enjoys: poking her finger into the mini whirlpools that form above bath drains, randomly understanding words in a language she doesn't know, wrongly guessing the double-agent in cold war spy stories, sharing a Turkish meal of "Lion's milk", fish and turnip juice with friends, and getting spurned by grumpy cats. She may have snuck some of the above into her novel, Alessia in Atlantis: The Forbidden Vial. She is a graduate of the London School of Economics (BSc Management 2010).