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    The Magical Adventures of Miki and Siku, Book 1: Lost
    The Magical Adventures of Miki and Siku, Book 1: Lost
    The Magical Adventures of Miki and Siku, Book 1: Lost
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    The Magical Adventures of Miki and Siku, Book 1: Lost

    By Brenda Fisk

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    Miki and Siku aren’t the first kids to get lost in the woods, but they might be the only ones in their whole town to get trapped in a cave with an amazing animal.

    It’s like nothing they’ve seen before and today they'll discover big magic.

    A first chapter book with illustrations.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMischievous Books
    Release dateJan 21, 2016
    ISBN9780993982309
    The Magical Adventures of Miki and Siku, Book 1: Lost
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    Brenda Fisk

    Brenda Fisk has published two children’s adventure books and her short story, The Right Thing, won first place in the 2018 NOWW awards for creative non-fiction. Under pen name Makenzi Fisk, she authored a three-novel series, all of which were GCLS Mystery Thriller Finalists. Her first, Just Intuition, won their 2015 Award for Debut Author. Retired from policing, she writes in many genres and is always working on her next novel.

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      The Magical Adventures of Miki and Siku, Book 1 - Brenda Fisk

      CHAPTER 1

      A PICNIC?

      Miki and Siku weren’t the first kids who ever got lost in the woods, but they might be the only ones in their whole town who ever got trapped in a cave with a magical animal.

      It all started that morning when the twins sat side-by-side on the couch watching TV.

      I’ll change the channels and you tell me when to stop. Siku said to his sister. He flicked the remote control to a show with a huge growling bear.

      

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      Miki covered her eyes with her hands. Turn the channel! Bears made her nervous when they wandered through town to sniff trash cans at night. With the movie’s suspenseful music and scary sounds, they were absolutely terrifying.

      I don’t want to get nightmares. Let’s watch something fun.

      Siku shook his head. I’m not scared of anything. He changed channels to a show about a crime-fighting dog.

      Miki smiled and wrapped her arms around her knees. They had seen this one at least four times before but if there was a dog in it, she could watch it a thousand times. I love this show.

      I know. He opened his book. I’d rather read.

      The program was almost over before Mom called from the kitchen. Come on, kids! She had been baking ever since breakfast and the house smelled wonderful. Almost as wonderful as it had at Christmas when Auntie Berta came over to help bake gingerbread cookies.

      Miki raced her brother to the kitchen. They hadn’t been allowed in there all morning and were eager to find out what Mom had made. Is it scones?

      The counters were already wiped clean. It was too late. Whatever Mom had made was already packed into a big mysterious basket.

      You’ll have to wait until the picnic to find out. She snapped the lid shut and wrapped it in a big red blanket to keep it warm.

      A Picnic? Outside? But snow is still on the ground.

      

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      Siku leaned over the basket and inhaled. Mmm. It smells like cinnamon. If it included delicious food, maybe a picnic wasn’t such a bad idea after all.

      Mom rested her hands on her hips. "We’re

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