
SuperQuesters Mission: Desert Danger Book Event with Local Brighton Author Paul Ian Cross
Join Brighton author, Paul Ian Cross during Independent Bookshop Week for a fun-filled interactive event to celebrate his new book in the SuperQuesters series, SuperQuesters Mission: Desert Danger. Perfect for children ages 6 to 9 years old, this exciting, science-themed session brings storytelling and hands-on learning together in a truly engaging way.
Join Paul for an exciting event, featuring:
• An interactive reading of SuperQuesters Mission: Desert Danger – the SuperQuesters will need your help to crack the secret code to unlock the door to the Sunken Temple in Questland.
• Ask the author your questions!
• A mirage science experiment demonstration
• ‘Write a secret message in hieroglyphics’ activity Plus, you will learn fun facts all about scarab beetles, ancient Egypt and the SuperQuesters!
About SuperQuesters Mission: Desert Danger:
When best friends Lilli, Leo, and Bea discover a message in a bottle asking for help, they answer the call. In a flash, they arrive in Questland where rogue archaeologist Professor Vortec plans to steal the legendary treasure using an ancient ritual, which will destroy the desert.
Dive for treasure, debug dune buggies and dodge giant mummybots in this exciting race against time to stop Professor Vortec. Can the SuperQuesters – and the reader – crack the codes and solve the puzzles before the three stars align?
The book is embedded with real-life fun facts, brain-teasing puzzles and STEM activities, supports the KS1 and KS2 National Curriculum and includes four science experiments that can be tried at home or school with easy to source materials.
The first book in the series, SuperQuesters Mission: River Crest Rescue was Highly Commended in the Teach Primary Awards 2025. The second exciting book SuperQuesters Mission: Rainforest Magic was published in November 2025.
Limited spaces, book early to by contacting Bags of Books to reserve your spot: 01273479320 or bagsofbooks@bags-of-books.co.uk
