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Blood of the Incas: Time Raiders 1
Fearless historian and adventurer, Hiram Bingham risks all and battles storms, fire, Condors, cannibals and treacherous cliffs on his quest to find the lost city of Machu Picchu. this gripping new adventure should come with a warning for the faint-hearted. It's history, but not as we know it.
121 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 1, 2011
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David Harris
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February 6, 2022
Why are there not more books set in South America!?
I knew this one was a children’s book when I borrowed it, but I often think of Peru and adore portals that take me back there which this story offered.
While it was fairly basic, I appreciated the snippets of Peruvian landscapes and the culture of the Andes. I’m not sure how historically accurate it is, if it is, it’s a great way to passively learn som history.
The extremely short chapters at the start were a bit jarring.
I’d probably have enjoyed this quite a lot if I read it when I was younger. For now I’ve just appreciated the short and sweet reminder of the intrigue and allure of the Peruvian Andes.
I knew this one was a children’s book when I borrowed it, but I often think of Peru and adore portals that take me back there which this story offered.
While it was fairly basic, I appreciated the snippets of Peruvian landscapes and the culture of the Andes. I’m not sure how historically accurate it is, if it is, it’s a great way to passively learn som history.
The extremely short chapters at the start were a bit jarring.
I’d probably have enjoyed this quite a lot if I read it when I was younger. For now I’ve just appreciated the short and sweet reminder of the intrigue and allure of the Peruvian Andes.
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