We are thrilled to announce that Bowsland Green Primary School will be hosting Ash Bond on Monday 3rd February. Ash will be introducing her new novel Peregrine Quinn and the Cosmic Realm.

Please place your order by Friday 31st  of January to ensure your book is signed. Orders placed after this date, may not be signed and may need to be picked up from our shop at 47 Henleaze Road.

To purchase the book

• Add the book to your Cart - do not use the purple Buy with Shop Pay button
• Add your child's name and class via the Add A Note button on the Cart page (email us on info@maxminervas.co.uk  if you are unable to do this)
• Complete your purchase
• Orders placed by 31st Jan can be collected at the school, orders placed after this may have to be collected from our store in Henleaze.

If you are having any questions please email us at info@maxminervas.co.uk 

ABOUT THE BOOK

Peregrine Quinn and the Cosmic Realm

DISCOVER THE PORTAL TO AN INCREDIBLE NEW WORLD IN THIS EPIC MIDDLE-GRADE ADVENTURE. PERFECT FOR FANS OF SKANDAR, PERCY JACKSON and ARTEMIS FOWL. Peregrine Quinn has always loved hearing her godfather Daedalus Bloom's stories about his life as an immortal, but that's all they were - stories.

That is, until the portals that connect the Terran Realm with the Cosmic Realm mysteriously shut down and Daedalus, the only one who can fix them, is kidnapped. Peregrine is then swept into a nail-biting adventure, racing through the streets of Oxford, down the riverways of London and into the Under-Underground. She soon realises that not only are the creatures from her godfather's stories real, but they're shooting at her with laser blasters.

Fortunately she has help from dryad librarian Rowan Strong and Olympus Inc. liaison (and faun) Callimachus Thorn. Together they must fix the portals and rescue Daedalus before an ancient evil rises and chaos takes over.

Time is running out and the fate of all the realms is now in Peregrine's hands . . .

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Ash Bond

Ash Bond writes magical stories that have classical myth sprinkled through them like fairy dust. She is now studying for her PhD, focusing on the relationship between mythology and landscape, at the University of Bristol. When not reading about myths, Ash is also a yoga teacher and loves to move - insisting she gets her best ideas when swimming in rivers, stomping up mountains or doing cartwheels.