The club is a series of competitions to enter and win great prizes. Complete four or more missions by the draw date next April and you'll be in with a chance of winning a £500 voucher for the Apple Store. We're now on mission three but you can still get extra credits by entering missions one and two below.
Mission Four
Review a Justin Richards book - free review copies available:
Email your review of a Justin Richards book to justinrichardsclub@faber.co.uk. Your review can be between 50 and 350 words. If you'd like to enter this competition but haven't read Justin yet don't worry - you can request a FREE review copy of The Death Collector by email - but don't forget to include your postal address.
Send your review by 15 March 2010. Six winners will receive a box of books worth over £50
This also counts as one mission credit. You can get more credits by entering missions the other missions below.
Mission one
In The Chaos Code, what is the name of the Danish island Dr Stribling was planning to visit when he was kidnapped?
Crack the coded message below for a clue to where you'll find the answer (or explore the desk for clues)
ORRN DW WKH DWODV RQ GU VWULEOLKJ'V GHVN To help you crack the code we can tell you that ORRN = LOOK and GU VWULEOLKJ'V = DR STRIBLING'S
Email your answer to justinrichardsclub@faber.co.uk, along with your postal address, to gain one mission credit.
Mission two
Read the short extract , "The Secret of the Sewers". Then Write a description of the horrific sight that Eddie discovers, in no more than 500 words
Email your answer to justinrichardsclub@faber.co.uk, along with your postal address, to gain one mission credit.
Mission Three
Answer the following question: In The Death Collector and The Parliament of Blood, what is the name of the British Museum department in which George Archer works?
- The Department of Unclassified Artefacts
- The Department of Unexplained Artefacts
- The Department of Unexplained Antiquities
Email your answer to justinrichardsclub@faber.co.uk, along with your postal address, to gain one mission credit.