Questions and answers for Parents and Teachers.
What age is this book suitable for?
It’s written for readers aged 9–12, but older children (up to around 14) who enjoy fast-paced stories, science themes, and strong friendships will find plenty to enjoy.
Does it include educational or STEM content?
Yes! While it’s not a textbook, the story celebrates curiosity, ethical science, and problem-solving. Annika and Jazz use logic, observation, and teamwork to tackle challenges—perfect for sparking STEM interest.
Is there a strong female lead?
Absolutely. Annika is brave, clever, and kind—and her friendship with Jazz adds depth, humour, and energy. Both girls model empathy, courage, and resilience.
Is it scary or violent?
There’s a villain and a high-stakes mystery, but nothing graphic or inappropriate. The tone is adventurous, not frightening—think clever sabotage, not horror.
Do we need to read Book 1 first?
Not at all. Book 2 stands on its own, though returning readers will enjoy seeing how Annika’s world expands.
Is it good for reluctant readers?
Yes—short chapters, fast pacing, and plenty of action make it accessible. It’s ideal for readers who enjoy clever plots and character-driven stories.
Any content warnings?
None. No bad language, no graphic scenes, and no unicorns were harmed during the writing of this book.
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