The Island of Tomorrow (Geometry)
By Jonathan Litton
On the Island of Tomorrow, geometry may be the key to surviving its strangest dangers.
adventurous · puzzling · educational · interactive
Genres
What is The Island of Tomorrow (Geometry) about?
Set sail for the Island of Tomorrow, where hidden treasures await beyond dangerous shores. To reach them, young explorers must outwit fierce creatures, survive sudden storms and solve a series of tricky geometric challenges. Along the way, shapes, angles, patterns and measurements become essential tools for navigating the island’s many perils. With branching quests, puzzles and different endings, this colourful Maths Quest adventure turns geometry into an exciting test of courage, logic and clever thinking.
About the author
Jonathan Litton is a friendly and imaginative author who loves writing fun and fascinating books for children. He is well known for his popular 'Lift-the-Flap Questions and Answers' and '123 Amazing Animals' books. Jonathan enjoys exploring science, nature, and numbers, making learning exciting and enjoyable for young readers everywhere.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2017
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