Alessia in Atlantis: The Jellyfish Jailbreak

Alessia in Atlantis Series: Book Two

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Pub Date Dec 06 2022 | Archive Date Dec 12 2022
Nathalie Laine | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles

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Description

Twelve-year-old Alessia has just returned to start her second school year in the Lost City of Atlantis, when the underwater nation is gripped by some ominous news.

A prisoner responsible for one of the worst attacks in Atlantis history has escaped, and Alessia suspects her fugitive, evil mother is involved. With the help of her schoolfriends, Alessia will have to interrogate some pretty reluctant merfolk, break into the underwater world's most secure prison, and master her newly-found mind-control power to find and stop her mother before the escaped convict finishes what he had started.

But the more Alessia uses her power, the more she realises that this power comes with a sinister cost...

The second book in the riveting new series that fans of Keeper of the Lost Cities and Percy Jackson can't put down.

Twelve-year-old Alessia has just returned to start her second school year in the Lost City of Atlantis, when the underwater nation is gripped by some ominous news.

A prisoner responsible for one of...


A Note From the Publisher

Illustrated by Alessandro Brunelli

978-1-7361704-0-3 (Hardback)
978-1-7361704-1-0 (eBook)

Illustrated by Alessandro Brunelli

978-1-7361704-0-3 (Hardback)
978-1-7361704-1-0 (eBook)


Advance Praise

Praise for Alessia in Atlantis: The Forbidden Vial (Alessia in Atlantis, #1):

"A book you won't want to put down."
Readers' Favorite ★★★★★

“Will enrapture middle grade fantasy readers.”
Booklife (Editor’s Pick)

"Aquatic and exotic; a fun and fast-moving tale of friendship."
Kirkus Reviews

“Imaginative and colorful… a page turner from the very first moment.”
The Children’s Book Review

Praise for Alessia in Atlantis: The Forbidden Vial (Alessia in Atlantis, #1):

"A book you won't want to put down."
Readers' Favorite ★★★★★

“Will enrapture middle grade fantasy readers.”
Booklife ...


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Available Editions

EDITION Paperback
ISBN 9781736170465
PRICE $9.99 (USD)

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Featured Reviews

A wonderful follow-on to Volume 1 of the Atlantis series by this new author. There is still the rapid pace action that middle schoolers will love, but also thoughtfully introduced moral issues that should trigger, “What would I do?” thinking among the young readers. Loved this. Highly recommend.

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I loved the first book (The Forbidden Vial) and I loved even more The Jellyfish Jailbreak. The character development is particularly strong in the second book. It is full of adventures, friendships, mysteries, surprising twists, magical creatures. The reader is transported in this underwater world which is cleverly described. I strongly recommend this book.

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