About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is feeling uninspired by school or needs a spark of pure, imaginative wonder to reignite their curiosity. It is the perfect choice for the student who daydreams during lessons, offering a story where the ordinary world suddenly becomes extraordinary. When friends Tom and Geoff discover a buried Roman craft that actually flies, they are forced to shift from being disinterested students to becoming secret pilots, engineers, and adventurers. The book explores themes of responsibility, teamwork, and the joy of discovery without being overly heavy-handed. It is written with a sharp, British wit that makes it an excellent bridge for readers moving into more complex middle-grade fiction. Ultimately, it celebrates the idea that intelligence comes in many forms and that the biggest adventures often require the most growth in character.
