The Translator's Atlas, Book 1: The Word Market: A Story of Words, Their Histories, and a World That Needs Them
When thirteen-year-old Asha Okonkwo touches the gold letters of her grandmother's weathered atlas, the room folds away - and she finds herself in Babelonia, a world where every district is shaped by the structure of a language concept.
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When thirteen-year-old Asha Okonkwo touches the gold letters of her grandmother's weathered atlas, the room folds away - and she finds herself in Babelonia, a world where every district is shaped by the structure of a language concept.
Words are going missing. A silent something is erasing them, one by one. With her cousin Kian and a new friend from Guatemala, Asha must learn how words truly work - how they are borrowed, built, and made new - before an entire world forgets how to speak.
Filled with real linguistic history, accurate examples in seven languages, and a warm cast of characters, The Word Market is the first book in The Translator's Atlas - a six-book middle-grade adventure series that treats grammar and language not as a rulebook, but as a world worth saving.
For readers ages 10-14.
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