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    The Magical Adventures of Miki and Siku, Book 2: BLEU
    The Magical Adventures of Miki and Siku, Book 2: BLEU
    The Magical Adventures of Miki and Siku, Book 2: BLEU
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    The Magical Adventures of Miki and Siku, Book 2: BLEU

    By Brenda Fisk

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    Twins Miki and Siku find a mysterious book hidden in a kitchen cupboard and decide to make one of the recipes. They'll need the help of big magic when everything gets out of control. Play recipe for kids to make at home is included in the book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMischievous Books
    Release dateOct 7, 2018
    ISBN9780993982347
    The Magical Adventures of Miki and Siku, Book 2: BLEU
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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 2 - Brenda Fisk

      Acknowledgements

      I would like to thank every foster child for whom I had the privilege of making up bedtime stories.

      You deserved a little happy magic like Sparky.

      Cool Stuff To Know

      Miki and Siku live in an imaginary community in northern Canada where indigenous culture is a big influence. Miki is an Inuit word meaning little, and Siku means ice.

      

      Description: NAmap

      Where’s Mom?

      Miki stared down at her porridge. Something’s wrong. It had already grown cold and she didn’t feel like eating it. When it got like this, it tasted more like glue than anything else. The brown sugar and cinnamon Mom had sprinkled on top couldn’t save it now.

      Her twin brother Siku spooned the last of his into his mouth and eyed her bowl.

      

      Description: kidsbreakfast

      What are you talking about? My oatmeal’s fine. It’s just cold.

      She pushed hers toward him. I’m not talking about breakfast. Something’s wrong with Mom.

      He dug into the second helping as if he hadn’t just finished the first one. You’re right, he said through a mouthful. It’s a bit weird that she got up, made breakfast and then disappeared before eating anything.

      I didn't even see her this morning.

      Me neither. Siku scraped the bowl clean. What if our mom isn’t the one who made breakfast? What if she was kidnapped and they sent a space robot to take her place?

      A space robot that makes porridge? She squinted at him. Have you been reading too many science fiction books lately?

      Siku laughed. You got me. The book I finished right before bed last night was about a robot who helps save earth from aliens.

      Uh, huh. Miki put her hands on her hips, just like their mom did.

      Okay, so it wasn’t a space robot.

      

      Description: f-robot

      He tapped his chin with his finger. That settles it. The only other possibility is that a bear broke into the house last night and replaced our mother.

      You’re just trying to scare me about bears but it’s not going to work this time. It’s too early in the spring. Everyone knows they’re all hibernating! Miki stomped her foot. Besides, bears can’t make porridge.

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