The great global puzzle challenge with Google Earth - Clive Gifford

Each spread focuses on one destination, and the intricate artwork gives readers a visual flavour of the place, with masses to look at and discover the more you look. There are links from one place to the next - historical, geographical, natural history or just simple proximity - for example, there is an ancient Egyptian obelisk in NY's central park, with two sister obelisks in Paris and London. Find the one in the Central Park using GoogleT Earth co-ordinates and it gives you the clue to where you will be going next. The pyramids at the Louvre in Paris will whisk you off to the temples of Ancient Egypt, then find a connection from the Colosseum of Ancient Rome to the hot plains of Tanzania that team with wildlife, from flocks of flamingos to herds of wildebeest to prides of lions. And so on.

In each location you have to find a souvenir to take with you. You will also need to solve a puzzle with the help of GoogleT Earth to collect

co-ordinates for your final secret location - again on GoogleT Earth. For instance, the puzzle tells you to visit the Statue of Liberty on GoogleT Earth and to count the number of points on its crown. This number is one of the co-ordinates you need to find your final destination on GoogleT Earth at the end of the book.