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History Hackers: Viking Voyage
“Grab that little bag from the Vikings hook… we’re going back in time to Jorvik and we’re going to find Professor Howe!”
Searching in the secret attic room above their parents’ antiques shop, Charlie and Tilda Hacker discover a cryptic message from the mysterious Professor Howe, inviting them to meet him in Viking York. However, there’s a catch: they have to solve a series of riddles to discover his location. Despite Charlie’s protests, the pair travel back over a thousand years to Jorvik.
Join the time-travelling siblings for the third instalment in the History Hackers book series! Can they crack the clues, avoiding the dangerous characters they encounter along the way, and finally meet the enigmatic professor?
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Searching in the secret attic room above their parents’ antiques shop, Charlie and Tilda Hacker discover a cryptic message from the mysterious Professor Howe, inviting them to meet him in Viking York. However, there’s a catch: they have to solve a series of riddles to discover his location. Despite Charlie’s protests, the pair travel back over a thousand years to Jorvik.
Join the time-travelling siblings for the third instalment in the History Hackers book series! Can they crack the clues, avoiding the dangerous characters they encounter along the way, and finally meet the enigmatic professor?
Download the full eBook and explore supporting teaching materials by searching for Twinkl Originals
Join Twinkl Book Club to receive printed story books every half-term by searching Twinkl Book Club
172 pages, ebook
Published January 12, 22
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August 4, 2025
If you’re looking for a model text to show your class, this might be good. There are a lot of grammatical devices used specifically for that purpose. It definitely hits (at least) the Year 4 writing objectives. The problem was, it doesn’t feel like it flows very well!
There was also lots of information dumping in here about the Viking times, so it does do its purpose of being an educational text.
I’m just not sure how gripping the actual story was!
There was also lots of information dumping in here about the Viking times, so it does do its purpose of being an educational text.
I’m just not sure how gripping the actual story was!
Displaying 1 of 1 review