The Kingdom of Lost Scents

27th February: What Shall We Do Today?

De: P.D. Cain

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Perfect for Ages 6-9 Part of the Beloved "What Shall We Do Today?" Series

Join Imani, Tommy, and Maya on an extraordinary journey where breakfast falls from the sky and a mysterious bottle unlocks a frozen kingdom in desperate need of heroes!
When pancakes start raining from a clear blue sky and Tommy's compass spins wildly out of control, the three friends know magic is calling them to another adventure. But this time, Maya brings something extra special—a mysterious bottle from her grandmother's attic labeled "For February 27th Only."
Inside the Kingdom of Lost Scents, every smell that ever existed is frozen in sparkling ice walls. But disaster strikes when the Great Climate Furnace overheats, threatening to melt away every precious scent forever. Without these stored memories, people everywhere will forget how to appreciate the world around them—food will lose its flavor, flowers their beauty, and millions who've lost their sense of smell will never receive the help they need.

Can three brave friends save an entire kingdom and inspire real-world change?
Through magical chambers celebrating independence, nutrition, sustainability, and conservation, Imani, Tommy, and Maya must:

• Solve clever puzzles without overthinking
• Plant magical strawberry seeds to restore balance
• Work alongside polar bears to remove thousands of plastic straws
• Learn that small actions create big impacts
• Discover how different causes connect in unexpected ways

What Makes This Book Special:
Educational Adventure: Seamlessly weaves important lessons about environmental conservation, climate change awareness, making thoughtful choices, and appreciating our senses into an exciting fantasy quest
Diverse Characters: Features three distinct, relatable protagonists with unique strengths who model teamwork, problem-solving, and courage

Critical Thinking: Encourages children to understand connections between environmental action, health awareness, and global citizenship

Perfect For:

• Independent readers ages 6-9
• Read-aloud bedtime stories
• Classroom discussions about conservation and climate change
• Teaching about pollution, sustainability, and health awareness
• Children who love magical adventures with purpose
• Fans of Magic Tree House, The Magic School Bus, and fantastical chapter books

Teachers and Parents Love This Series Because: ✓ Reinforces reading comprehension with chapter structure ✓ Introduces complex themes in age-appropriate ways ✓ Promotes discussions about real-world issues ✓ Features positive role models who use critical thinking ✓ Encourages environmental stewardship and empathy ✓ Includes discussion questions naturally built into the story ✓ Supports diverse representation in children's literature

What Readers Learn:

• How climate change affects polar bears and Arctic conservation
• The importance of our sense of smell and health awareness
• Why reducing plastic waste matters for our planet
• How nutrition and food choices support healthy growth
• The value of simple solutions over complicated ones
• How independence and cooperation both play important roles

From the Berry Queen's frozen strawberry gardens to the mighty polar bears protecting the Climate Furnace, every page sparkles with wonder, warmth, and wisdom. The adventure concludes with the beloved series tradition: "What did we learn today?"—inviting young readers to reflect on the story's deeper meanings.
Start your child's journey into purposeful adventure today!

Part of the "What Shall We Do Today?" series—where every adventure teaches, inspires, and empowers young readers to see themselves as capable world-changers.