The Adventures of the Suitcase Travelers in France
Eleven-year-old Michelle moves to a new city with her parents. There she meets a neighborhood boy named Patrick and learns that a sorcerer used to live in their house. At first, all of this seems like amusing fabrications to her,...
but one day the girl finds an old suitcase in the attic, and her new friend's poodle brings her a strange raspberry cord. This is where the adventures of Michelle and Patrick begin, during which they are to become suitcase travelers, visit the most famous sights of France, help new unusual acquaintances, and try to save their mentor Edward.
From the author:
In childhood, I dreamed a lot about magical travels. I fantasized about where one could go and how. These fantasies remained in adulthood, but they were joined by my love for travel and museums. Suitcase travelers have an unusual way of moving. They can get from one place to another using a suitcase, in which various items periodically appear. If they have appeared, it means that a vortex is about to open and pull the kids into a new adventure. The heroes can, for instance, end up in the Louvre or Chambord Castle. I think many would like to travel this way. But the journeys of the suitcase travelers are also unusual in that they give the heroes a chance to meet magical beings that inhabit places visited by tourists. I wanted the book to have interesting adventures, while at the same time allowing the reader to see the landmarks of France through the eyes of the main characters. I hope that after reading the book, children will imagine their magical travels, which will expand their knowledge and bring them pleasant emotions.
Eleven-year-old Michelle moves to a new city with her parents. There she meets a neighborhood boy named Patrick and learns that a sorcerer used to live in their house. At first, all of this seems like amusing fabrications to her, but one day the girl finds an old suitcase in the attic, and her new friend's poodle brings her a strange raspberry cord. This is where the adventures of Michelle and Patrick begin, during which they are to become suitcase travelers, visit the most famous sights of France, help new unusual acquaintances, and try to save their mentor Edward.
From the author:
In childhood, I dreamed a lot about magical travels. I fantasized about where one could go and how. These fantasies remained in adulthood, but they were joined by my love for travel and museums.
Suitcase travelers have an unusual way of moving. They can get from one place to another using a suitcase, in which various items periodically appear. If they have appeared, it means that a vortex is about to open and pull the kids into a new adventure. The heroes can, for instance, end up in the Louvre or Chambord Castle. I think many would like to travel this way.
But the journeys of the suitcase travelers are also unusual in that they give the heroes a chance to meet magical beings that inhabit places visited by tourists.
I wanted the book to have interesting adventures, while at the same time allowing the reader to see the landmarks of France through the eyes of the main characters. I hope that after reading the book, children will imagine their magical travels, which will expand their knowledge and bring them pleasant emotions.
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