Lost!

Siti takes her younger brothers and sisters to the shopping centre, but loses track of four-year-old Aifa. Can the Sisters help her find Aifa before something terrible happens? This book is part of the popular Siti's Sisters series, suitable for ages 10+.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 36 pages
Publication date: 01 January 2019
Publisher: Ransom Publishing

Siti takes her younger brothers and sisters to the shopping centre, but her day goes from bad to worse when she loses track of four-year-old Aifa while she is shopping. Can the Sisters help her find Aifa before something terrible happens?

This book is part of the popular series Siti's Sisters, featuring Siti and her group of friends, who are so close they call themselves The Sisters. This is a short, low-level chapter book with an easy-to-read, fast-moving narrative and is part of Set 1, which is suitable for ages 10+. The issues presented are relevant and appealing to girls of this age.

Siti's day starts off well enough. She wakes up early, gets dressed, and heads to the shopping centre with her brothers and sisters. She's excited to spend the day with them and to buy some new clothes.

But things quickly go wrong. Siti loses track of Aifa while she is shopping. She searches for her for a long time, but she can't find her. She's worried that something terrible might have happened to her.

The Sisters are there to help. They are a group of girls who are always there for each other. They know that Siti is worried and they want to help her find Aifa.

They start by asking around the shopping centre. They talk to the shopkeepers and the other shoppers. They ask if anyone has seen Aifa.

One of the shopkeepers tells them that he saw Aifa with a group of older boys. He says that they were playing in the toy section and that Aifa was having a great time.

The Sisters are relieved to hear that Aifa is safe. They thank the shopkeeper for his help and they continue their search.

They go to the toy section and they see Aifa playing with some other boys. She looks happy and she is having a great time.

The Sisters approach Aifa and they ask her if she knows where Siti is. Aifa tells them that she doesn't know where Siti is. She says that she was playing with the boys and that she didn't see Siti leave.

The Sisters are disappointed. They know that Siti is worried and they want to help her find her. They decide to take Aifa to the security office.

At the security office, the Sisters talk to the security guards. They explain that Aifa is lost and that they need to find her. The security guards are helpful and they start to search for Aifa.

They use their security cameras to look for Aifa. They also ask the other shoppers if they have seen Aifa.

After a few hours, the security guards find Aifa. She is sitting in a corner of the toy section, crying.

The Sisters are relieved to see Aifa. They hug her and they tell her that they are sorry for worrying her. They ask her if she knows how she got lost.

Aifa tells them that she was playing with the boys and that she didn't see Siti leave. She says that she was scared and that she didn't know what to do.

The Sisters are angry with the older boys. They know that they should have been watching Aifa and that they should have kept her safe. They tell the older boys that they should never play with younger children without supervision.

The older boys apologize to Aifa and to the Sisters. They say that they didn't mean to hurt her and that they will never play with younger children without supervision again.

The Sisters are happy that Aifa is safe. They know that they have done their job and that they have helped Siti find her. They thank the security guards for their help and they leave the security office.

As they leave the security office, the Sisters are aware that they have learned a valuable lesson. They know that they should always be careful when they are around younger children. They know that they should never play with younger children without supervision and that they should always be aware of their surroundings.

The Sisters are also aware that they have made a new friend. Aifa is a sweet and friendly girl and she has made a big impact on the Sisters. They know that they will continue to be friends with her and that they will help her in any way that they can.

In conclusion, this book is a short, low-level chapter book with an easy-to-read, fast-moving narrative. It is part of Set 1, which is suitable for ages 10+. The issues presented are relevant and appealing to girls of this age. The Sisters are here to help Siti find her younger brother, Aifa, and they do so successfully. They learn a valuable lesson about being careful around younger children and they make a new friend. This book is a great addition to the popular series Siti's Sisters and it is sure to be enjoyed by girls of all ages.

Weight: 60g
Dimension: 196 x 129 x 4 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781841675985