Book details
The Lucy Wilson Mysteries: The Children of January
Description
The Lucy Wilson Mysteries is a Lethbridge-Stewart spin-off adventure, featuring a range of iconic, fully licenced characters from the world of Doctor Who. Lucy and Hobo discover they've been selected to represent their school at a national team event. But pretty soon, they both realise that no one is quite what they might seem on this particular weekend away.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
220 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Engaging Adventure: 'The Lucy Wilson Mysteries: The Children of January' offers readers an exciting and engaging adventure, filled with mystery and suspense that keeps the pages turning. It's perfect for those who enjoy stories that combine elements of science fiction and detective work.
- Expanding the Whoniverse: For fans of the Doctor Who universe, this book provides a fresh perspective by focusing on the granddaughter of the Doctor's friend, Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart. It's a great way to explore the Whoniverse further and enjoy new tales within its expansive lore.
- Strong Character Development: Lucy Wilson is a relatable and strong protagonist who showcases intelligence, bravery, and resourcefulness. Readers, especially younger audiences, will find inspiration in her character and may learn valuable lessons about facing challenges and solving problems.
- Thought-Provoking Themes: Author Tim Gambrell weaves important themes into the narrative, such as friendship, family, and the consequences of time travel. These themes encourage readers to think more deeply about the story and its implications, making it not just entertaining but also intellectually stimulating.