Explorer Academy launched in the Fall of 2018 with the release of the first book in the series, The Nebula Secret — a book Kirkus called “(a) fully packed high-tech adventure that offers both cool, educational facts about the planet and a diverse cast of fun characters” and Booklist said is “sure to appeal to kids who love code cracking and mysteries with cutting-edge technology.”
In the Explorer Academy series, adventure, danger, and a thrilling global mission await 12-year-old Cruz Coronado as he joins an elite school for explorers. Cruz leaves his tranquil home in Hawaii to join 23 talented kids from around the globe to train at the Explorer Academy with the world's leading scientists to become the next generation of great explorers. But for Cruz, there's more at stake. No sooner has he arrived at the Academy than he discovers that his family has a mysterious past with the organization that could jeopardize his future. In the midst of codebreaking and cool classes, new friends and augmented reality expeditions, Cruz must tackle the biggest question of all: Who is out to get him, and why?
Just in time for summer reading selections, the adventure continues at the coolest school on the planet with the release of Explorer Academy Book 2: The Falcon’s Feather AND the debut of Explorer Academy Code-Breaking Activity Adventure where kids can find clues, crack codes, and get the inside scoop on the Academy.
Want more Explorer Academy fun? Check out ExplorerAcademy.com to read the first chapter of The Nebula Secret AND The Falcon’s Feather, play games, check out the “fact behind the fiction,” meet real life explorers, and much more.
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And... now for the giveaway for an Explorer Academy Summer Reading Prize Pack, which includes hardcover copies of Book 1: The Nebula Secret and Book 2: The Falcon’s Feather and a copy of Explorer Academy: Code-Breaking Activity Adventure (ARV $47.00). The giveaway is for US residents only who are 18+ and ends at 11:59pm EDT on 7/15/19. For more complete rules see Giveaway Rules.
And... now for the giveaway for an Explorer Academy Summer Reading Prize Pack, which includes hardcover copies of Book 1: The Nebula Secret and Book 2: The Falcon’s Feather and a copy of Explorer Academy: Code-Breaking Activity Adventure (ARV $47.00). The giveaway is for US residents only who are 18+ and ends at 11:59pm EDT on 7/15/19. For more complete rules see Giveaway Rules.
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All my children are grown and I'm not sure what my grandchildren are up to.
ReplyDeleteReading charlotte's we right now and then onto some harry potter
ReplyDeleteMy daughter does the summer reading program at the library so at least 30 minutes of reading per day.
ReplyDeleteWe participate in the summer reading program at the library.
ReplyDeleteMy 6th grader has a goal of 6 nice sized books this summer, and my 1st grader has a goal of 30 books this summer. They love the library and have bookshelf full of books to choose from. They have already made a good start.
ReplyDeleteBoth of our grandchildren have joined the summer reading group at our local library. They select their books to read and meet every week to discuss their books and do activities together. They are really looking forward to it!
ReplyDeleteMy sons are readers year round. Not sure what they have planned yet
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is looking for a new series to start currently.
ReplyDeletemy little niece is spending time at the library this summer and doing great
ReplyDeletewe have a stack of comic books to read through.
ReplyDeleteWe participate in our library's summer reading program and go to the library once a week.
ReplyDeleteMy oldest grandson loves to read so he always has a book and reading. The youngest is going into Kindergarten and is already learning to read.
ReplyDeleteMy niece is just starting how to read. :)
ReplyDeleteWe want to read 1 book a week!
ReplyDeletemia2009(at)comcast(dot)net
Unfortunately reading isn't a high priority right now. Work is for the teenagers
ReplyDeleteWe are doing the summer reading program at the library.
ReplyDeleteMy niece is just starting to read. She's three years old.
ReplyDeleteWe will be doing a lot of reading thanks to our library reading program!
ReplyDeletewe take the grandkids to the library twice a month
ReplyDeletetiramisu392 (at) yahoo.com
We have a family summer reading challenge, all of us are reading books and chart it, the one who reads the most gets a special day, so far our daughter is way ahead!
ReplyDeletei think he is supposed to complete a reading packet for school
ReplyDeleteWe signed up for summer reading at the library
ReplyDeleteMy granddaughter gets books from the Imagination Library in the mail.
ReplyDeleteMy kids read every morning, before electronics.
ReplyDeletemy son is 5 so we are working on picking out words while we read this summer
ReplyDeleteBoth kids have a chart to record all the books they read and if they fill it up they get a trip to Skyzone.
ReplyDeleteMy kids both decided to read 20 books each this summer.
ReplyDeletegumshoe0108@msn.com
My boys always did the summer reading program at our library and now my granddaughters do the program.
ReplyDeleteThey are signed up at the library for the summer reading program.
ReplyDeleteTo read anything he can get his hands on.
ReplyDeleteMy nephew goes to the local library every Friday and for every book report he turns in he gets credit points to use at local restaurants and attractions such as movies, etc... Part of me believes his mother is cranking out a few reports in his behalf because all I see the kid doing is gaming whenever I visit.
ReplyDeleteMy son reads an hour a night! Reading Scott Pilgrim right now.
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