~ Portuguese-language best-seller now available in English ~ ~ Young Adult ~ TRAILER: http://youtu.be/IOyE\_bVmrqQ?hd=1 One of the most incredible stories about time travel is about to start. Set off with Leo, Tracy, Alan, and Rita on this adventure which brings with it an intriguing array of real and fictional characters. Thanks to an ancient pyramid with special powers, the gang leaves modern-day São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to travel to nineteenth-century London. In amidst their many bewildering adventures they meet up with Sherlock Holmes and the man who created the famous detective, Arthur Conan Doyle, as well as the detective Hercule Poirot and his affable creator Agatha Christie. In their attempt to survive in this strange world, the gang crosses paths with the perverse murderer Jack the Ripper and discover his true identity. How will they be able to protect themselves? How are they to make sense of the fact that fictional characters suddenly become flesh and blood? And most important of all: How do they get back home? AN AMAZING ADVENTURE THROUGH TIME was among the ten most sold books for young readers in the Portuguese language.

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Glauco Adams was born in 1975. He has been publishing books since he was 26, two of which (including this one) were among the ten most sold books for young readers in the Portuguese language. At present, apart from working on other books, he is hired to write a screenplay. AN AMAZING ADVENTURE THROUGH TIME is the second book he published (2003). In a way, the story is a tribute to Conan Doyle and to Agatha Christie, and he hopes that his book will inspire young readers to read the work of these fantastic writers. Since 1997 he has done much to promote the reading of Agatha Christie, largely through a well-known site that ran for many years. He was widely regarded as the most important (non-official) disseminator of the work of Agatha Christie in Brazil.