Misha Pisha and the Thieves in the Tower

Somebody is going to steal the Crown Jewels. And they’ve tricked a ten-year-old into drawing them the map.

Misha Brillantmont has a YouTube channel where he builds real places in Minecraft, block by block, for eleven thousand subscribers. So when a mysterious fan asks him to build the Tower of London — the secret Tower, the one underneath — it sounds like the best idea anyone has ever had.

It isn’t.

Five friends from Belgrade are heading to London for the week of their lives: a state visit, a royal concert, and four bodyguards who suddenly won’t let them out of their sight. But someone has been watching Misha for much longer than that. And the route he’s been tricked into drawing leads straight to the most famous treasure on Earth.

When the map goes online with Misha’s name on it, the adults have questions. Luckily, Misha isn’t on his own.

There’s Hana, who reads everything twice and notices what everyone else misses.

Edo, who was told not to film a single thing — and did.

Aleksandar, a real prince, who counts every exit in every room he walks into.

And Tomislav, the President’s son, who is fearless, always hungry, and funnier than anyone should be in a crisis.

Together they have until low tide on Thursday night to prove the map is a lie — before the Crown Jewels vanish, and Misha takes the blame.

The second Misha Pisha adventure. Perfect for fans of Alex Rider and The Mysterious Benedict Society. Ages 8–12.