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Christine Norris

Reading: Try reading the opening together, then invite your child to follow the poem and clues; pause to check in if the school rejection or survival stakes feel intense.
Themes: A clue-led fantasy adventure: A poem, key and diary lead the girls towards a secret linked with the Parthenon and into one man's version of Ancient Greece. The premise presents the fantasy journey as a puzzle to solve, with clues directing the girls towards a way home.
Worth knowing: Megan feels lonely and unwelcome at her new school; the adventure also raises the possibility of being eaten by a Minotaur and says the girls must survive.

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