Competition Closed – Win a Trilogy Experience

Cli-fi at its best, the SeaBEAN Trilogy is the story of 11-year-old Alice’s adventures in the mysterious SeaBEAN time travel device she finds washed up on the seashore in 2018. The SeaBEAN takes Alice and her classmates (only 6 of them altogether on the remote Scottish island of St Kilda) to the brink of disaster and back in an attempt to save the world from the cataclysmic effects of climate change. Their exploits take them to the Amazonian rainforests and the streets of New York and Hong Kong in Book 1 (SeaBEAN), 100 years into St Kilda’s past to confront madwomen and enemy agents (SeaWAR), and 100 years into a bleak future where the sinister Commander Hadron is intent on destroying them (SeaRISE). The nail-biting, enthralling journey takes Alice and the reader on a voyage of danger and discovery. The heat-sensitive, thermochromic covers simply add to the thrill of this extraordinary trilogy, which is fast becoming a cult with young readers.

In the thrilling final part of The SeaBEAN Trilogy, Alice and her five classmates are – for reasons they have yet to discover – abducted to 2118 in the C-Bean, their time-travel device, only to find the world is a difficult and alienating place. How will they sur­vive their ter­ri­fy­ing ordeal? Who can help them fig­ure out a way to get back to their own time? Will they escape before their cap­tor Com­man­der Hadron catches up with them? Who is he any­way and what’s his con­nec­tion to the mys­te­ri­ous Dr Fos­ter? Unset­tled by the dev­as­ta­tion they find every­where in the future and armed with new knowl­edge about the C-Bean’s ulti­mate pur­pose, Alice and Co scour the planet, con­fronting many chal­lenges in pur­suit of answers to their ques­tions. But can they fig­ure out a way to restore the Earth’s del­i­cate eco­log­i­cal bal­ance for good?

For a chance to win the SeaBEAN Trilogy Goodie box, simply answer the following question:

Who is Alice and Co trying to escape from?

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Competition Closes 30/03/2015