Maze of the Minopaw

The Olympuss Games series is set in ancient Greece and ancient Rome. Cats rule the world and people have never existed.

In the third Olympuss Games adventure… Shipwrecked on the way to the Mount Olympuss, our heroes find themselves lost in an ancient maze. Can they escape from the Maze of the Minopaw? The Olympuss Games series is set in ancient Greece and ancient Rome. Cats rule the world, people have never existed. This 4-book quest is a ‘purrfect’ way of bringing history to life.

Reviews

“Maze of the Minopaw is the third book in the series, and it is my favourite… Furia and ‘Son of Spartapuss’ (S.O.S.) have been chosen for the Olympuss Games, but on the way to Mount Olympuss, they get shipwrecked and have to ask mean King Minos for help. He makes them fight, and when they lose, they become slaves working on a giant maze, the ‘Slobberynth’, which has an evil creature walking around it at night. They are told that it’s no use trying to escape, but one night, Furia and S.O.S. walk into the maze… I give this book 10 out of 10, and I am going to get the next book, too!” – Toby, Young Archaeologists Club

“Spartapuss is already the star of a great series and now younger readers can enjoy his son’s exploits in Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome. Not the ancient worlds you may know, though – humans have never existed here. Son of Spartapuss has a lot to learn when a mysterious stranger offers to pay his debts. He finds himself in the School for Strays, a school for gladiators… and en route to the Olympuss Games. If you love puns, then you are in for a real treat! And if you don’t, but want to learn a bit of ancient history while enjoying a fun story, either way, this is a great series for you!” – Parents in Touch

Author Robin Price says:

“I’ve noticed that there are some young readers out there who are keen to read my Spartapuss stories. But at 200 pages per book, the original Spartapuss series can be a bit difficult. For example, if you are aged 6-7 and you are reading ‘chapter’ books. Or if you’re older but you are learning English or an ‘improving’ reader. (Or indeed if like me, you are none of the above but you like the idea of gladiator cats!)”

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