the Cambridge Dragon Chronicles: Mystery of Mathematical Bridge: Book 3

Pebble counts everything.Most dragons think she's odd. But when the famous Mathematical Bridge starts showing dangerous vibrations-vibrations only Pebble can sense-her "different" mind becomes exactly what Cambridge needs.The bridge is failing, and Pebble knows why. But solving the mystery means doing the one thing that terrifies her: leading a team and trusting that her unique way of seeing the world is enough.Can the quietest dragon save one of Cambridge's most beloved landmarks?Set at the real Mathematical Bridge at Queens' College, Cambridge, this STEM-powered adventure celebrates neurodiversity, problem-solving, and the truth that different minds are superpowers.Book 3 in The Cambridge Dragon Chronicles series. Can be read independently or after Books 1-2.Includes: Discussion questions about embracing differences STEM activities Guide to the Mathematical Bridge and Cambridge locations Neurodiversity and self-acceptance themesPerfect for readers who love dragons, think in patterns, or have ever felt "too different."Recommended for ages 7-11"My daughter who studies at Cambridge was delighted to see the Mathematical Bridge in a children's book. And the maths/magic combination is brilliant!" "Pebble is the neurodivergent hero we need!"

Pagina's: 141, Paperback, Independently published