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While walking along the beach of Mouseford Academy, one of the Thea Sisters discovers an unconscious boy on the shore, looking as if he'd been swept in by sea. As if that weren't bizarre enough, the boy is wearing exotically precious gold robes and has blue skin! But he's hanging onto his last thread of life, and the Thea Sisters quickly meet at Mouseford to revive him. But when the strange boy wakes up, he doesn't speak English nor understands it. The Thea Sisters must work to communicate with the blue-skinned boy, and yet another adventure begins!... But when they do, they realize an earthshaking secret: the lost city of Atlantis still exists, and this boy may be its prince. Throughout trying to evade mean girl Ruby, who wants to "claim" the prince, and a suspicious professor who seems to want to kidnap the boy, the Thea Sisters must figure out this mystery and get the prince home!

Yet another beautifully-written-and- illustrated Thea Stilton book! In this novel, the Thea Sisters travel to Italy to attend a famous ballet competition. Everything seems fun and games at first, but the sisters soon begin to tread across dangerous waters. A popular Italian dance studio seems to be bribing the judges! Clearly, their dancers are less than subpar because of slacking off in class, but how does that explain how they still manage to get that first-place prize? Meanwhile, an innocent self-taught dancer has ten times the talent anyone in the sketchy dance studio has, but the competition judge adamantly discriminates against self-taught dancers. Can the Thea Sisters stop the scheming and bias, and help the dancers into the winning positions they belong in?