Undiscover

Together, world-traveler Ventura and his friend Emi face a difficult challenge: solve a fascinating riddle that was posed by Zoltar, an odd character at the Coney Island amusement park, who told them their future for a dollar. In just twenty-four frantic hours, the challenge takes them all over New York City, introducing them to the most prominent sites and some of the city’s most illustrious characters. Will Ventura and Emi succeed in solving Zoltar’s riddle?

This illustrated story acquaints the reader with New York City in a fun and entertaining way, instilling values such as the power of friendship, the spirit of entrepreneurship, and the love of knowledge. It’s an adventure that encourages the love of traveling and discovering new cultures and perspectives.

Famous little Ventura faces a new challenge: help solve a mysterious puzzle in Rome. In just a few exciting hours, he dashes all around the capital of Italy, discovering the magnificent architecture and some of the most important characters in history. Will he find clues at the Sistine Chapel, the Trevi Fountain, and the Coliseum? Can Trajan, Sofia Loren, and the great Michelangelo help Ventura decipher Juno’s puzzle?

This illustrated children’s book is a fun and exciting way to get to know some of the most important monuments and historic characters of Rome and Italy.

“Ventura in Rome” follows the footsteps of “Ventura in New York” and “Ventura in Cordoba,” the popular children’s series that encourages the passion of discovery and learning through travel.

Ventura, the intrepid little traveler, faces a new challenge: help the mysterious Chiqui find a lost jewel in the city of Cordoba. Together they spend a fun-filled day running around the city, discovering the stunning architecture and some of the most iconic characters of Cordoba’s history. Can Maimónides or Manolete help Ventura solve the mystery?

This storybook takes a fun approach to introduce the most emblematic monuments and historical personalities of Cordoba (Spain) for the 25th anniversary of its admittance as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

It continues the saga of “Ventura in New York,” the first book of the popular children’s storybook collection that encourages the passion of discovery and learning through travel.