Description
MÀRIUS, HELENA AND THE PETRIFYING POISON
Book Summary
A journey through time to discover the secrets of the Ibero-Roman Cabrera de Mar. This illustrated album invites young readers to accompany Màrius on an urgent mission: to find the antidote for the poison that has turned Helena into stone. An adventure full of mystery, where nothing is what it seems and where you will have to keep your eyes peeled to overcome the challenges. A gateway to ancient history filled with action and excitement.
What is it about?
Màrius delves into the Ibero-Roman era of Cabrera de Mar to save Helena, who has fallen victim to a poison that is turning her into stone. The search for the antidote takes him through settings full of mystery, where nothing is as it appears. The reader becomes an accomplice in the adventure: they will have to be attentive to the details and clues hidden on every page to help Màrius achieve his goal. A historical fiction plot that combines the discovery of the past with a game of observation and intrigue.
Main themes
- Time travel and historical adventure
- Mystery and puzzle solving
- Ibero-Roman culture and local heritage
- Teamwork and overcoming challenges
Who is it recommended for?
For children aged 6 and up who enjoy stories of adventure, mystery, and time travel. Also for families and educators interested in introducing historical heritage in a fun and visual way; ideal for early readers looking for an interactive and exciting experience.
What this book offers
- Stimulates attention to detail and active observation during reading.
- Introduces the history and archaeology of Cabrera de Mar in an entertaining way.
- Encourages imagination and reader participation in solving the mystery.
- Offers an attractive visual narrative that complements the historical fiction.
Technical specifications
- Author: PUJADAS CID, MERCè
- Publisher: Cossetània Edicions
- Language: cat
- Topic: HISTORICAL FICTION (CHILDREN'S/YOUNG ADULT)
- Collection: BIBLIOTECA ILTURO
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publication date: April 2015
- Number of pages: 24
- Weight: 119 g
Editorial review
A title that successfully combines historical fiction with an observation game. Its brevity and hardcover format make it accessible for early readers, while the mystery plot and time travel maintain interest. Recommended for those looking for a first approach to local heritage through a participatory and visual adventure.