What was your favorite sight or sound Dom and Ella experienced in Sydney?

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If you were part of the Secret World Adventure Team, what kind of mission would you want to go on?

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What do you know about Australia or Sydney?

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Sent to Sydney

Name: Sent to Sydney
ISBN: 9781404816718

by Lisa Thompson

Join Dom and Ella of the Secret World Adventure Team as they explore Sydney, Australia, on a high-stakes mission during a New Year's Eve celebration.

About This Book

Dom and Ella enjoy some of the sights and sounds of Sydney, Australia, while on a mission for the Secret World Adventure Team one New Year's Eve.

Concepts

Curiosity & Wonder Teamwork & Collaboration Friendship & Loyalty Joy & Gratitude Adventure

Wonderlit Review

Sent to Sydney is a light and engaging chapter book that takes young readers on an adventure with Dom and Ella, members of the Secret World Adventure Team. Their mission unfolds on New Year's Eve in Sydney, Australia, allowing for a whirlwind tour of the city's iconic landmarks and festive atmosphere. The book's handling of the 'mission' is likely playful and age-appropriate, focusing more on exploration and teamwork than genuine peril. The emotional arc is gentle and consistently positive, emphasizing discovery and the joy of new experiences. This book is ideal for children aged 6-9 who enjoy travel, secret agent themes, or are simply curious about different parts of the world. Parents might reach for this when their child expresses an interest in Australia or needs a fun, fast-paced read. While the specific details of the mission are not provided, the focus on Sydney's sights makes it a good conversation starter about geography and culture. Its brevity and clear narrative make it a good choice for early independent readers or as a quick read-aloud.