Lost in the Museum

By Lillian Hetet, Jenny Hammond, A.J. Ponder, and more

2014

First Published

4.00

Average Rating

222

Number of Pages

6H44M

Audio Length

Get lost in the museum where past, present and future collide. What does Weta’s giant mechanical baby do after hours? Who is altering the time space continuum? Where or when has James gone? And what secrets is Tui Merriweather hiding? Dive into mayhem at a well-known Wellington waterfront destination. Going to the museum will never be the same again. (Fantasy stories set in Te Papa Tongarewa, New Zealand's national museum.)

Avg Rating

4.00

Number of Ratings

5 STARS

29%

4 STARS

43%

3 STARS

29%

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1 STARS

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Authors

USA Today bestselling author, and winner of the Wright-Murray Residency 2021, A.J. Ponder (BSc, Dip Teach) is the author of numerous novels and short stories including the award winning Frankie and the Netball Clone, Dying for the Record, The Sylvalla Chronicles, Wizard's Guide to Wellington and more. A.J. lives in a hundred year old house overlooking Wellington harbour with three cats and a family all obsessed with games, books and dungeons and dragons. A.J. has a head full of monsters, and recklessly spills them onto the written page. Beware dragons, dreadbeasts, taniwha, and small children—all are equally dangerous, and capable of treading on your heart—or tearing it, still beating, from your chest. You can find A.J. at ponderbooks.com, Amazon and Facebook,

Phillip Mann was born in 1942 and studied English and Drama at Manchester University and later in California. He worked in the New China News Agency in Beijing for two years but has lived in New Zealand since 1969, working as a theatre critic, drama teacher and university Reader in Drama. Series: * Pawl Paxwax, the Gardener * A Land Fit for Heroes

Glynne MacLean is a novelist and poet. Her first novel, Roivan: Book One of the A’nzarian Chronicle (2003), was a finalist in the Sir Julius Vogel Awards Best Novel category and won the 2003 Sir Julius Vogel Award for Best New Talent. The novel was also listed as a NZ Listener Best Book 2003. Her short fiction and poetry has been published in print journals, as well as online. MacLean’s first novel for adults, Love in Shades of Grey, was published in 2004.

Eileen Mueller is a USA Today multi-award-winning author of heart-pounding fantasy novels that will keep you turning the page. Dive into her worlds, full of magic, love, adventure and dragons! Eileen lives in New Zealand, in a cave, with four dragonets and a shape shifter, writing for young adults, children and everyone who loves adventure. Visit her website at www.EileenMuellerAuthor.com for FREE books, new releases or to become a Rider of Fire! Awards: 2019 Two Storylines NZ Notable Book Awards - Ezaara & Dragon Hero 2017 Sir Julius Vogel Award, Best New Talent 2016 Sir Julius Vogel Award, Best Youth Novel 2017 finalist, Romance Writers New Zealand Chapter Short Story contest. 2013 winner, SpecFicNZ Going Global 2013 co-winner, New Zealand Society of Authors’ NorthWrite Collaboration New Zealander of the Year Local Hero medalist.