Spinjitzu Brothers #3: The Maze of the Sphinx (Lego Ninjago) - by Random House (Hardcover)

About the Book

Brothers Wu and Garmadon both want to become Spinjitzu Masters, but there are many who stand in their way, and they will have to learn to trust each other when they find themselves stuck inside a trap-filled maze with someone who may be an ally ... or a deadly foe.

Book Synopsis

The action-packed world of LEGO(R) NINJAGO(R) comes to life in this illustrated chapter book series featuring Wu and Garmadon in their early adventures on the road to becoming Spinjitzu Masters!

Brothers Wu and Garmadon both want to become Spinjitzu Masters--but there are many who stand in their way--especially each other. Now they will have to learn to trust each other when they find themselves stuck inside a trap-filled maze with someone who may be an ally . . . or who may be a deadly foe!
With danger lurking around every corner, will they survive to become true legends of Spinjitzu? Find out in Book 3 of this all-new illustrated chapter book series featuring the LEGO(R) NINJAGO(R)Spinjitzu Brothers!

Read all the great books in this series, including:
- Spinjitzu Brothers #1: The Curse of the Cat-Eye Jewel
- Spinjitzu Brothers #2: The Lair of Tanabrax

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About the Author

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