Jeanie Loiacono's Photo Pyramid of the Lost World by Sandra Page - A Maya archaeological site—Rio Verde—in the lush Guatemalan rain forest is the setting. Shortly after twelve-year-old Carly finds a valuable jade carving of Lord Sun, the piece is stolen and her mother, the site’s archaeologist, is blamed. Carly, best friend Zoë, and Maya friend, Emelio, comb the pyramids and palaces of the ancient city in search of the real culprit. Along the way, they encounter frenzied bats, a highly venomous snake, and a red-lored parrot. The three friends are stranded in a cave, view mysterious cave paintings, and receive help from ancient Maya tools. But will they locate the thieves in time to recover Lord Sun or will the looters slip away and sell Lord Sun on the black market? To make matters worse, serious family matters from the past threaten to explode, causing Carly to grapple with the dangers posed by keeping secrets. By story’s end, Carly has gained crucial insights into the nature of friendship and family ties and has a new appreciation of cultural differences.http://www.loiaconoliteraryagency.com/authors/sandra-page/ www.sandrapage.com #996071698316929458
Pyramid of the Lost World by Sandra Page - A Maya archaeological site—Rio Verde—in the lush Guatemalan rain forest is the setting. Shortly after twelve-year-old Carly finds a valuable jade carving of Lord Sun, the piece is stolen and her mother, the site’s archaeologist, is blamed. Carly, best friend Zoë, and Maya friend, Emelio, comb the pyramids and palaces of the ancient city in search of the real culprit. Along the way, they encounter frenzied bats, a highly venomous snake, and a red-lored parrot. The three friends are stranded in a cave, view mysterious cave paintings, and receive help from ancient Maya tools. But will they locate the thieves in time to recover Lord Sun or will the looters slip away and sell Lord Sun on the black market? To make matters worse, serious family matters from the past threaten to explode, causing Carly to grapple with the dangers posed by keeping secrets. By story’s end, Carly has gained crucial insights into the nature of friendship and family ties and has a new appreciation of cultural differences.http://www.loiaconoliteraryagency.com/authors/sandra-page/ www.sandrapage.com
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