Pseudonymous Bosch Libri

Ho sempre temuto l'arrivo di questo giorno. Un segreto è tale se resta segreto, no? Invece ci siamo arrivati: al quinto e ultimo (giuro!) libro della saga sui miei segreti, appunto. Una gita di classe al museo locale di storia naturale diventa di colpo pericolosa - mortale, oserei dire... e non nel senso che si muore di noia - quando Cass rompe accidentalmente il dito di una mummia di inestimabile valore. Come punizione per questo "crimine" vandalico, Cass e i suoi amici Max-Ernest e Yo-Yoji vanno a lavorare per il curatore della mostra egizia e finiscono per prendersi tutta la colpa quando scoppia la tragedia. Per lavare ogni macchia dai propri nomi - e, sperano, per svelare finalmente il Segreto - i tre devono inoltrarsi in una terra di maestose piramidi, tombe polverose, misteriosi geroglifici e morti che camminano. Che sia l'Egitto? Io direi un luogo ancora più bizzarro... Intanto, il Segreto è sempre annidato chissà dove. Voialtri ve ne state là fuori, tranquilli, a parlarne, mentre la mia vita - e la mia scorta di cioccolato - sono già in grave pericolo. Quindi vi prego... anzi no, qui ci vuole la ciliegina sulla torta, vi supplico: fermate questa folle corsa! E, soprattutto, non toccate questo libro!

ATTENZIONE! Segreti PERICOLOSI si nascondono tra queste pagine. Ok, io vi ho avvertito. Ma se pensate che mi lasci sfuggire qualcosa, vi sbagliate. Non ho nessuna intenzione di raccontarvi chi sono Cass e Max-Ernest, due giovani eroi che stanno per essere iniziati alla misteriosa Terces Society. E neppure voglio sprecare inchiostro per parlarvi del perfi do dottor L e dell'agghiacciante bellezza della signorina Mauvais. Certamente non vi dirò come i due ragazzi si imbatteranno nel museo della magia, né tantomeno aggiungerò che lì incontreranno il grande mago Pietro Bergamo. Oh, che io sia dannato! L'ho fatto di nuovo. Be', almeno non vi ho detto niente a proposito del Prisma Sonoro, del nefando Lord Faraone e delle misteriosa creatura nata in una bottiglia più di cinquecento anni fa, la chiave per il segreto più grande di tutti! Niente da fare, non riesco a trattenermi. Ma ammettiamolo, se state leggendo questo libro... è già troppo tardi!

This collection encompasses the first five volumes of 'The Secret Series' by Pseudonymous Bosch, a mystery adventure that follows the journey of two siblings, Cass and Max-Ernest, as they uncover a hidden world filled with secrets and intrigue. The narrative begins with the mysterious disappearance of their friend, which leads them to a peculiar society known as the Midnight Sun, where they encounter a variety of eccentric characters and face numerous challenges. The series explores themes of friendship, curiosity, and the quest for knowledge, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and the value of secrets—both kept and revealed. Each volume builds upon the last, weaving a complex tapestry of puzzles and clues that engage readers in the unfolding mystery. Key characters include the resourceful Cass, the clever Max-Ernest, and a host of enigmatic figures who contribute to the overarching plot. The storytelling is marked by a playful tone and interactive elements, inviting readers to participate in solving the mysteries alongside the protagonists. This set provides a comprehensive introduction to the series, inviting exploration of its layered narrative and thematic depth.

When Cass dared to taste the Midnight Sun's deadly chocolate, her mind was transported back to medieval England, leaving her body in a coma. She helps the founder of the Terces Society to escape the wicked clutches of the Midnight Sun and finally finds the secret but, to her horror, wakes from her coma she has forgetten everything.

Fantasy. Clay's adventures at a magical camp continue as he befriends a new ally and faces new adversaries in his journey to find his magical talent and solve new mysteries of Price Island

Cass, Max-Ernest and Yo-Yoji, the youngest members of the top-secret Terces Society, have been given a crucial mission: to track down a cursed Aztec tuning fork that has the power to recreate any flavour the user has ever tasted.

The can't-miss final installment of beloved author Pseudonymous Bosch's bestselling Bad Books trilogy! At Earth Ranch, Clay encountered a haunted library, a castaway boy, and a fire-breathing dragon--not to mention incredible magic. Now he faces his most dangerous foes yet: the mysterious white-gloved members of the Midnight Sun, whose scheming leads Clay to a dragon reserve. Up against impossible odds, will Clay and his Secret Series Allies be able to triumph over these villains once and for all? Packed with action, humor, magic, mystery, and dragons, Pseudonymous Bosch answers long-simmering questions as he delivers his most exciting adventure yet.

This book is incredibly BAD. It does not contain MAGIC. Or a strange ghost girl. Or spontaneous combustion. Or Spanish-speaking llamas. It's just an ordinary tale of a boy going to summer camp on a desert island. Nothing EXCITING or WEIRD happens and there are no SECRETS or MYSTERIES at all. (Or maybe there are. You'd better read it to find out.)

This is the story about a secret. but it also contains a secret story. When adventurous detectives, Cass, an ever-vigilant survivalist, and Max-Ernest, a boy driven by logic, discover the Symphony of Smells, a box filled with smelly vials of colorful ingredients, they accidentally stumble upon a mystery surrounding a dead magician's diary and the hunt for immortality. Filled with word games, anagrams, and featuring a mysterious narrator, this is a book that won't stay secret for long.

In this second hilarious installment of the series that Kirkus called "ridiculous fun," Oliver is performing at a wedding rehearsal when one of the grooms goes missing in the middle of his magic act! Oliver is new to the magical arts. In fact, he has only performed one act so far, and that one was interrupted by a theft-in-progress that he, his friends the twins Teenie and Bea, and his wisecracking rabbit, Benny, managed to thwart. Now Oliver has been hired for an even more important gig: a wedding. Teenie and Bea's fathers are finally getting married, and Oliver is supposed to entertain at the rehearsal brunch. He has chosen the classic sawed-in-half trick, which will be especially amusing when he calls up the grooms as volunteers. What could go wrong? Except that weddings are supposed to be about bringing people together, not splitting them up . . . and before the trick is over, one of the fathers will have disappeared. Luckily, Oliver seems to be a better sleuth than a magician!