Kindle Edition Download to your Nook (eBook) Download from Apple iTunes (eBook) Download from Smashwords (eBook) Sherry Ellis Books and Music Dancing Lemur Press Category:  Children Publisher: Dancing Lemur Press Type: Fiction Pages: 114 Copyright: May 7, 2024 ISBN-13: 9798988625100 Price: $3.99 (eBook) A Greek Goddess and a Mythical Monster!  When Bubba and Squirt travel through the mysterious vortex on a quest to save their father, they end up in Athens, Greece where they meet an old woman known as the Oracle of Delphi. Her intriguing riddles set them on a path that leads to the Netherworld, a place where danger lurks around every corner.  With the help of their new friends and some unlikely allies, they must defeat the monster that holds their father captive. Will they succeed or be trapped forever in the labyrinth of the Netherworld? Book 4 of the Bubba and Squirt series.      https://youtu.be/6n07WFOGov8?si=5B3dtg-OH6TunQGB Excerpt Squirt whirls around. Her wide eyes tell it all. She's found the gargoyle. A high-pitched screech fills the air. It echoes through the cave, making my hair stand on end. I look for a hiding place but find none. "What do we do now?" "Run!" Squirt charges toward the path and scrambles down. I should listen. But then a swirling blue circle appears on the wall. I want to see what it is. It grows bigger until it becomes a portal, like the one we came through. Is it the way home? Then I see what comes out. Kanaima! The jaguar-man's gold eyes spot me, and his lips curl into a snarl. Fire leaps out from between his claws. My heart pounds while I back away. He steps forward, revealing the gargoyle behind him. Its red eyes burn like fire. I scream and run. Past Medusa. Down into the crevice.

Nayu's Reading Corner
"This is genuinely one of my favorite sibling adventures. It has all the good stuff, friendship, dangerous moments, humor, and magical powers."

Mary R. Lanni, Author
"...this book is a positive addition to both its own series and to library collections for adventurous middle grade readers."

Bookworm for Kids
"One of my favorite things about this series is the cultural and historical mix. This is a lovely read, especially for the younger end of the middle grade audience."