Cruise Ship Kid: Kidnap at Sea!
By Emma Swan
When a famous influencer vanishes at sea, Silver and The Gang uncover a chilling mystery.
humorous · adventurous · engaging
Pageticker community rating
Average 4.71, from 7 readers
What do our readers think of Cruise Ship Kid: Kidnap at Sea!? (AI-Generated Summary)
Children enjoy the funny mystery, the cruise-ship setting and the chance to doodle, answer questions and join in with the investigation. They especially like Silver, The Gang and the interactive diary style.
What does the Pageticker team say about Cruise Ship Kid: Kidnap at Sea!?
Cruise Ship Kid: Kidnap at Sea! is a lively, funny mystery with an irresistible setting, a determined young detective and a gloriously unconventional team of elderly sidekicks. The diary format, doodles, quizzes and clues make children feel part of the investigation, while the story gently explores friendship, confidence, phones and the difference between online appearances and real life. A cracking choice for confident readers aged 8+ who enjoy humour, puzzles and plenty of onboard chaos.
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What is Cruise Ship Kid: Kidnap at Sea! about?
Silver, a 10-year-old living on a cruise ship, faces a new challenge when a famous influencer is kidnapped during their voyage. Teaming up with her elderly friends, 'The Gang,' Silver embarks on a thrilling investigation to solve the mystery at sea.
Discussion ideas around Cruise Ship Kid: Kidnap at Sea!
Silver the detective: What makes Silver a good detective, and which of her choices show both her strengths and her weaknesses?
The Gang: How do Silver and The Gang help one another, and what can people of different ages learn from each other?
Life online: What does the story suggest about influencers and social media, and how can we tell when an online image may not show the whole truth?
Phones and real life: Why does Silver want a phone so badly, and when might using a phone bring people together or distract them from what is happening around them?
A mystery at sea: Which clues, suspects or red herrings would you focus on first if you were helping to solve the case, and why?
Pages
384 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2026
First published
2025
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