The Adventure Club: Tiger in Trouble Book 2

by Butterworth, Jess

• ISBN13: 9781510107984
• ISBN10: 1510107983
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2025-04-02
• Publisher: Orion Children's
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Summary

Do you like exploring, animals and adventure? Then join the Adventure Club! A new illustrated series for younger readers about animals and adventure from much-loved author Jess Butterworth - writer of classic adventure stories in vibrantly described settings.

It's time for another Adventure Club trip! When Tilly learns that the monsoon rains in India are late and the tigers in a local sanctuary have disappeared searching for water, Tilly is worried. The sanctuary is surrounded by busy roads and cities. It's not safe for tigers. She decides that this is a job for The Adventure Club. 

She gathers the team - Julia, Steve, Leo and Anita - and they travel to India in search of the tigers.

At the sanctuary Tilly encounters elephants, antelopes and crocodiles ... but where are the tigers?

Join the Adventure Club to find out!

Packed full of illustrations and set as Tilly's own diary, this new series is perfect for young readers who are beginning to read on their own.
 

Author Biography

Jess Butterworth (Author)
Jess spent her childhood between the UK and India, and grew up hearing stories about the Himalayas from her grandmother. She's lived in India and even met with the Dalai Lama. She studied creative writing at Bath Spa and after a few years living in Louisiana, is now back in the UK, where she lives with her husband and daughter.

Kirsti Beautyman (Illustrator)
Kirsti Beautyman is an illustrator and children's book author based in Newcastle Upon Tyne. You'll often find her in her small cosy studio, with her feet on a portable radiator, clutching a mug of hot Ribena while she works on her latest projects.

She graduated from Edinburgh college of Art in 2016  and was awarded 'Picture Hooks Illustrator of the Year' in 2017. In her most recent years Kirsti has turned to working digitally, however, her illustration still always begin as a loose pencil sketch in one of many battered sketchbooks.