RUMINI T.2 THE FROST COLONY - JUDIT BERG

Embark on an amazing journey with Rumini and his crew aboard the Queen of the Winds! This time the ship is sailing far north to Lodogród, the capital of the Frost Colony. Will they make it in time before the frozen sea cuts off their return route? Unfortunately, a conspiracy is lurking on board, and not everyone has honest intentions. Will Rumini and his friends be able to detect it and thwart the villains' plans?

• Engaging plot full of adventures and dangers
• Likeable characters that you cheer for from the first page
• Magical items that help Rumini in difficult situations
• Loyal friendships that prove invaluable in the fight against evil
• A clever mouse with a head full of ideas who can find a way out of any situation
• Second volume of the bestselling series about Rumini

"Rumini" is a series of books for children by Hungarian writer Judit Berg, who has won numerous awards and distinctions. The novel "Rumini" is on the IBBY Honor List of the best books for children. It is the story of the adventures of a small mouse who, together with his crew, experiences incredible adventures on sea and land. Each volume in the series is a new, emotionally charged story that teaches about friendship, courage and loyalty.

"The Frost Colony" is the second volume in the series, in which Rumini and his crew must face new challenges and dangers. The journey to the far north is not only a logistical challenge, but also a test for friendship. Will the crew be able to detect the conspiracy in time and thwart the villains' plans? See for yourself by reaching for this engaging book!

Judit Berg is a talented Hungarian author who creates a magical world full of adventures and emotions in her books. Her books are loved by children and adults all over the world. "Rumini" is a series that teaches values such as friendship, courage and loyalty. It is also an excellent read for the whole family, which will provide many hours of great fun.

Technical parameters: Publisher: Finebooks, Binding: hardcover, Year of publication: 2021, Number of pages: 280, Format: 201x140x22 mm