Back at Fungalore with the Three Adventurers (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798783797156)

Back at Fungalore with the Three Adventurers is a fun-filled children's fantasy adventure written by ten-year-old Kavya Kompella, one of India's youngest best-selling authors. The proceeds from this book are being used to help children from COVID-affected families. Thank you for your contribution to this cause.

Neel, Nina and Nibble are back at their fun boarding school Fungalore for a new term. An exciting adventure awaits them even before they unpack their bags.

All the greatest wizards and witches are after a magic book in the Fungalore library. Enchanter Moordry wants it for his evil rocket invention. The dark overlord of Drowsy-Eyes Island Behedrom has his eyes on it. Wizard Vixil wants it badly. Witch SharpNose smells an opportunity. They turn to evil witch Luna to get them the book via the children.

The Three Adventurers and their friends must battle the network of legendary wizards and witches, and protect the book from their evil hands. Trixie, the fairy who helps them on their adventures, is a little busy, as she just had a new baby sister. The rookie Twinkle, who is still learning the ropes, accompanies them on their magical journeys. Naughty dog Nibble, chatty parrot Chatter and their other pets add to the fun.

Magical train rides, secret hideouts, floating dreams, chilling nightmares and more will leave you spellbound in this fast-paced thriller.

Vividly imagined, richly detailed, and quirkily illustrated, Back at Fungalore with the Three Adventurers, is the latest book in the best-selling and critically acclaimed Fungalore series.

Ten-year-old Kavya Kompella is one of the youngest best-selling authors in India. She is a fifth grader in Sishu Griha, Bangalore. She wrote her first book when she was nine years old during the lockdowns in 2020. Kavya is using the proceeds from her books to help children from Covid-affected families.

Praise for Fungalore book series

"Nine-year-old turns best-selling author during lockdown" New Indian Express

"Creating magic through words... Not often do we come across a nine-year-old who touches the lives of people with her imagination and also goes on to become one of the youngest authors to have a bestselling book to her name." Hindustan Times

"One wonders...one is stunned...at the wild imagination of this little author. It is not just a fantasy that catches your eye but the scientific temper that laces the adventure. Her language, style and flow of thoughts are amazing. Her illustrations are beautiful." Usha Mani, on Sulekha.com