Books with title Lost Property

Have you ever wondered where your odd socks disappear to? Or where the hairbrush you lost last week went? They’re in Lost Property, of course.It's Christmas Eve and so far, it hasn’t been a very merry Christmas. Ben is desperately searching for a model aeroplane that he built with his grandad, when he follows a tunnel at the back of his toy cupboard and ends up in the world of Lost Property.Ben meets Rodney Treacle, an elf working in Lost Property with high hopes of being promoted to the North Pole. From the dizzy heights of Umbrella Mountain to the creepy Aisle of Socks, the search for the missing aeroplane is on. But when aisles start to shrink and the boxes explode, Ben begins to wonder if someone is out to get him.The world of Lost Property is as long as it is wide and as tall as it is deep, but most importantly; it is filled with lost things…

James R. Hannibal presents a thrilling adventure through history, complete with mysteries, secret items, codes, and a touch of magic in this stunning middle grade debut.Thirteen-year-old Jack Buckles is great at finding things. Not just a missing glove or the other sock, but things normal people have long given up on ever seeing again. If only he could find his father, who has disappeared in London without a trace. But Jack’s father was not who he claimed to be. It turns out that he was a member of a secret society of detectives that has served the crown for centuries—and membership into the Lost Property Office is Jack’s inheritance. Now the only way Jack will ever see his father again is if he finds what the nefarious Clockmaker is after: the Ember, which holds a secret that has been kept since the Great Fire of London. Will Jack be able to find the Ember and save his father, or will his talent for finding things fall short?

Lost Property is a book for children aged 8 to 11 years of age from author Bob Sanderson. The sinister Ludd brothers prepare to steal the world's electricity as an act of revenge on all that mocked them as children for having no thumbs, thus making them unable to join in or play computer games. Their plans however are put in jeopardy by the loss of a chemical formula which now only exists on a photograph stored in a mobile phone.Can Sammy the smartphone and all of his friends from the Railway Lost Property Office save the day and the world as we know it.

James R. Hannibal presents a thrilling adventure through history, complete with mysteries, secret items, codes, and a touch of magic in this stunning middle grade debut.Thirteen-year-old Jack Buckles is great at finding things. Not just a missing glove or the other sock, but things normal people have long given up on ever seeing again. If only he could find his father, who has disappeared in London without a trace. But Jack’s father was not who he claimed to be. It turns out that he was a member of a secret society of detectives that has served the crown for centuries—and membership into the Lost Property Office is Jack’s inheritance. Now the only way Jack will ever see his father again is if he finds what the nefarious Clockmaker is after: the Ember, which holds a secret that has been kept since the Great Fire of London. Will Jack be able to find the Ember and save his father, or will his talent for finding things fall short?

Have you ever wondered where your odd socks disappear to? Or where the hairbrush you lost last week went? They’re in Lost Property, of course.It's Christmas Eve and so far, it hasn’t been a very merry Christmas. Ben is desperately searching for a model aeroplane that he built with his grandad, when he follows a tunnel at the back of his toy cupboard and ends up in the world of Lost Property.Ben meets Rodney Treacle, an elf working in Lost Property with high hopes of being promoted to the North Pole. From the dizzy heights of Umbrella Mountain to the creepy Aisle of Socks, the search for the missing aeroplane is on. But when aisles start to shrink and the boxes explode, Ben begins to wonder if someone is out to get him.The world of Lost Property is as long as it is wide and as tall as it is deep, but most importantly; it is filled with lost things…

James R. Hannibal presents a thrilling adventure through history, complete with mysteries, secret items, codes, and a touch of magic in this stunning middle grade debut.Thirteen-year-old Jack Buckles is great at finding things. Not just a missing glove or the other sock, but things normal people have long given up on ever seeing again. If only he could find his father, who has disappeared in London without a trace. But Jack’s father was not who he claimed to be. It turns out that he was a member of a secret society of detectives that has served the crown for centuries—and membership into the Lost Property Office is Jack’s inheritance. Now the only way Jack will ever see his father again is if he finds what the nefarious Clockmaker is after: the Ember, which holds a secret that has been kept since the Great Fire of London. Will Jack be able to find the Ember and save his father, or will his talent for finding things fall short?

A little girl and her mother are on the train, going to visit Grandpa. It’s very busy—hold on tight! But when they arrive at their destination and get off the train they realize something is wrong: the little girl’s beloved teddy bear has gone missing! Just when it looks like she’ll never see Teddy again, Grandpa has an idea! And suddenly the little girl is off on a magical journey to rescue her favorite stuffed friend. Have you ever wondered where your lost objects go? With charming and stylish illustrations, this book is perfect for curious minds.

James R. Hannibal presents a thrilling adventure through history, complete with mysteries, secret items, codes, and a touch of magic in this stunning middle grade debut.Thirteen-year-old Jack Buckles is great at finding things. Not just a missing glove or the other sock, but things normal people have long given up on ever seeing again. If only he could find his father, who has disappeared in London without a trace. But Jack’s father was not who he claimed to be. It turns out that he was a member of a secret society of detectives that has served the crown for centuries—and membership into the Lost Property Office is Jack’s inheritance. Now the only way Jack will ever see his father again is if he finds what the nefarious Clockmaker is after: the Ember, which holds a secret that has been kept since the Great Fire of London. Will Jack be able to find the Ember and save his father, or will his talent for finding things fall short?