Nina and the Kung-Fu Adventure

A brilliant globetrotting adventure, perfect for boys and girls. Second book in a series featuring Nina and her magical travelling spice shed.

Perfect for both boys and girls aged 7+, Nina’s second magical adventure is both fun and educational.

Madhvi Ramani grew up in London where she studied English and then Creative Writing at University. Like her character Nina, she enjoys having adventures in other countries. She lives in Berlin with her husband and imaginary cat.

Nina’s schoolfriend Lee is in trouble, so she must borrow her aunt’s travelling spice shed and head to Beijing. Now they are both on a great adventure involving a kung fu master, a yellow snake and a mysterious riddle . . .

Nina and the Travelling Spice Shed

A charming story about a feisty heroine who finds herself on a fun and unexpected mission. First book in a series featuring Nina and her magical shed.

Nina is a great character – full of life and energy – and Nina and the Travelling Spice Shed is an enchanting story!

First in a promising new series which will help children learn about other countries and cultures.

Madhvi grew up in London where she studied English and then Creative Writing at University. Like her character Nina, she enjoys having adventures in other countries. She lives in Berlin with her husband and imaginary cat.

Did you know that Nina's aunt's spice shed is a travel machine? 
 
Well neither did Nina - and now she's head first into a great adventure involving a lost envelope, a charming street thief, a glamorous Bollywood star and a fierce tiger . . .

Madhvi Ramani

Nina has to take part in the school talent show in a few days, and she still doesn’t know what to do! 
 
When her teacher mentions a magical fantasia that could help, Nina sets off to Brazil in the travelling spice shed to find it. There, she has a great adventure involving . . . 
 
a mysterious costume, 
a samba parade 
and a top-secret mission!

Madhvi Ramani

Nina and the Magical Carnival

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