Mira’s Diary: Lost in Paris
By Marissa Moss
Publication date: Sept. 4, 2012
Sourcebooks Jabberwocky , 224 pages
Written like a journal and featuring doodles, cartoons, whimsical notes and memorabilia like postcards and ticket stubs, MIRA’S DIARY: LOST IN PARIS takes readers on a fast-paced adventure around the globe to view the Wonders of the World through the eyes of a 13-year-old girl.
Mira, her older brother Malcolm, and her photographer father are traveling the world to document the Modern Wonders — and search for Mira’s missing mother. The only clue they have is a postcard from Paris. When Mira touches a gargoyle at Notre Dame, she is whirled into the past where she meets historical figures like the painter Degas and catches a brief, shocking glimpse of her mother. Mira begins to suspect that her Mom didn’t run out on them, but has become a prisoner of the past. Can one family on an incredible worldwide adventure stop a plot in time?
Accompanied by fun and engaging illustrations, MIRA’S DIARY is a fresh take on weaving together real history and art with action, adventure, time-travel and family drama in an exciting new series.
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Anya said:
Sounds a little like Amelia’s Notebook; I absolutely loved those when I was younger!
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Hannah said:
This book sounds like fun! I love the idea of cartoon drawings in a book. I’m also a snoop and love writing people’s diaries, and then comparing their diaries to mine.
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Jessica S said:
Yes, this does sound SO cute. I love diary-style writing too– must be the Meg Cabot fan in me

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Jamie said:
Sounds super cute!
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Alyssa said:
This sounds so cute!!! But doesn’t having the narrator so young make it more of a children’s book?
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Mary @ My Sister’s Bookshelf said:
Jackie Kennedy wrote a book with illustrations about traveling in Europe one summer. This is very different but for some reason I’m reminded of it – and it’s worth checking out! One Special Summer is the title.
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Mary DeBorde M.A.D. said:
This sounds like a wonderful story;
if the cover art is anything to go by – the illustrations must be lovely! <3
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alicia marie said:
This sounds like such a cute story! I’ll definitely have to read it : )
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Sara said:
I love stories that include things like ticket stubs right in the book!
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Ashley Wyckoff said:
Such a cool idea! Love reading books that have pictures!
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KarenD. said:
Would love to read/win this one! I love historical fiction, especially time travel!
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Jackie said:
I love Marissa Moss! She was one of my favorites when I was a kiddie. I loved Amelia’s Diary!
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Ellen said:
I love when there are doodles and notes throughout a book. This one looks like fun!
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Diana said:
This sounds super cute! I love books that are like journals with pictures in them and postcards, etc.!
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