The Lost Temple Family Edition

An old map found at a car boot sale, a big red cross in the middle of the jungle, and the whole family heading for a Mayan temple. This is a book unlike any other. And for good reason: they are the heroes.

In The Lost Temple Family Edition, your child goes on a treasure hunt with Mum and Dad, or the two adults of their choice. A bumpy jeep ride, a creaky rope bridge, hungry crocodiles, a giant rolling boulder, a room filling up with sand... every page hides a new trap to outsmart together. And everyone is there, in photo, with their own name.

Because adventures are always better when there are three of you.

A personalised adventure book with the whole family in photos

Send us a photo of your child and of the two adults of their choice, add their names and a personal dedication: there they are, all three of them, explorer hats on, deep in the jungle. The book is made in France, with thick, glossy pages built to survive enthusiastic rereading. Because when three people are the heroes of the same book, nobody gets jealous.

The gift that makes the whole family laugh

For a birthday between 4 and 8, for Christmas, for Mother's Day or Father's Day: this book delights children who dream of treasure maps and parents who still have an adventurer's soul. Dad stuck in a bridge, Dad turned into a hedgehog by a shower of darts, Mum bursting out laughing... the grown-ups get their share of trouble too, and that's exactly what makes children laugh.

A treasure hunt in a Mayan temple

A jaguar, a parrot, a toucan, crocodiles, a little frog that seems to know everything: the jungle is full of encounters. Then comes the temple, with its booby-trapped floor tiles, its statues spitting sand, its pit full of spikes and its treasure hidden at the very end of the last corridor. A story full of twists to read together at bedtime, and to read again and again.

Because family adventures deserve to be told

Some holidays are forgotten. Some gifts end up in a drawer. And then there's this book, with the three of them inside, deep in a lost temple. That one stays on the shelf for a long time.