John Stephens Libros

TRES NIÑOS DOS MUNDOS UNA PROFECÍA KATE es la mayor y más responsable. A sus catorce años es la única que recuerda a sus padres, especialmente las últimas palabras de su madre pidiéndole que cuidará de sus hermanos. MICHAEL es el empollón y despistado de la familia. Ha perdido más veces las gafas de las que pueda imaginar, aunque a veces el problema es que ni se acuerda de que las lleva puestas. Libro que encuentra, libro que devora, especialmente si habla de sus queridos elfos. EMMA, con solo once años, es pura dinamita. Decidida y directa, dice siempre lo que piensa, sin importarle las consecuencias. Suya es la frase: «Si quieres que te respeten, pelea». Juntos descubrirán que: La magia existe (Michael ya lo sabía). Hay libros muy, pero que muy peligrosos. Les guste o no les guste, deben salvar al mundo.

It's been six months since Kate, Michael and Emma confronted the Dire Magnus, but the trail to their long-lost family remains cold. Then Michael and Emma find the man who was the last person to see them.

"In the final book of the Books of beginning trilogy, Kate and Michael must help the magical world prepare for the final war against the Dire Magnus, while Emma must travel to find the final book--the Book of the Dead"--

The narrative offers a detailed exploration of the Yucatan Peninsula, highlighting the ancient wonders and mysteries of Mayan civilization. John L. Stephens shares his firsthand experiences from the mid-19th century, providing rich descriptions and insights that illuminate the region's history and culture. This captivating journey not only showcases the beauty of the landscape but also delves into the archaeological significance of the Mayan ruins, making it a compelling read for history enthusiasts and travelers alike.

Embarking on a nearly two-thousand-mile journey, the narrative unfolds as a personal exploration filled with challenges and discoveries. The author navigates through diverse landscapes and encounters a variety of characters, each contributing to the rich tapestry of experiences. Themes of adventure, self-discovery, and the resilience of the human spirit are woven throughout, inviting readers to reflect on their own journeys and the transformative power of travel.

The travel narrative offers a detailed and immersive account of John Lloyd Stephens' explorations in Greece, Turkey, Russia, and Poland during the 19th century. Readers are taken on a grand journey through historical landscapes, where Stephens vividly describes the rich culture, architecture, and history of these diverse regions, providing a unique glimpse into their past and present.

The book offers an engaging travel narrative detailing John L. Stephens' mid-19th century exploration of the Yucatan Peninsula. It highlights his encounters with archaeological sites, mysterious ruins, and the rich cultures of the region, providing readers with a vivid glimpse into the ancient wonders and historical significance of Yucatan.