Серия "Frequent Flyer Twins Mysteries"

Trekking with their eco-photographer parents, Amy and Christopher suspect a thief on New Zealand&apos;s famous Milford Track.<br /> <br />Is it Ms Tree, the Freedom Walker? Other suspects include a keen golfer, a rugby international and Zoe, the guide. When a mischievous kea bird steals from the twins, they change their minds. Dr Al, the celebrity explorer is being filmed on the Track, by their parents. Could he be involved in illegal kea or nugget smuggling?<br /> <br...

When their Tokyo plane is grounded in Sydney, due to cabin mist, the Frequent Flyer Twins become involved in an oriental antique mystery. What is being artnapped? Why are security guards watching the Rembrandt? And why is the dealer so interested in Amy&apos;s phone card collection?<br /> <br />There&apos;s a mix up with photos. What has happened to photographs of the newly married Japanese wedding tourist group? What about Tess, the art student who is working her way around the...

Slipper orchid&apos; was the clue. But is it a flower, a pirated cassette or a group of smugglers?<br /> <br />Pirated cassettes, tiger bones for traditional Chinese medicine, and the T-shirted gnome interest the sleuths Amy and Christopher as they leave Singapore&apos;s Changi Airport.<br /> <br />Along the way, they discover some idea pirates and solve a mystery.

Amy and Christopher, the Frequent Flyer Twins, are on their way from Singapore to Cairns, where the International Games are going to be held. But more than one lot of games are being played!<br /> <br />Amy and Christopher have heard that someone is smuggling steroids in on their flight. All passengers are suspects. So are the airline staff.<br /> <br />Something doesn&apos;t add up, but what is it? The Frequent Flyer Twins are just the people to find out.

Amy and Christopher are twins AND international sleuths. Their eco-photographer parents travel often. So the twins fly to meet them.<br /> <br />Christopher loves drawing. He draws people and places. And often he notices unusual clues.<br /> <br />Amy reads and thinks quickly. She also collects coins, stamps, stickers, phone cards and clues.<br /> <br />Together they solve mysteries in the air and at international airports.