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Published
by Barrington Stoke |
Grow
Up Dad
by Narinder Dhami |
Robbie has a problem, he feels like his dad doesn’t understand him or
how he feels. One day Robbie wishes that his dad could be
eleven just like him so he could see what being Robbie is really like.
Robbie should be careful what he wishes for because it might come true. |
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Published by
Puffin |
Vernon
Bright and the Magnetic Banana
by Steve Barlow
and Steve Skidmore |
This is
a really funny story about a new boy, John Watt, who starts a new school
and makes friends with a strange boy called Vernon Bright. Vernon loves
science and experiments in his Dad’s lab. But things go wrong and
instead of making a guinea pig magnetic, it’s Vernon that turns into a
magnet! Can John help his friend get back to normal before he seriously
injures himself? |
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Published by Hodder & Stoughton |
The Rex Files: The Phantom Bantam
by Shoo Rayner |
A funny animal story about the two ace dog
detectives, Rex and Franky, who try to solve the mystery of the rooster
who crows at midnight. Guided by their motto 'Everything can
be explained,' Rex and Franky try to put an end to the forced night time
egg laying of the hens at New Hampshire Towers. One of five
books in the 'Rex Files' series. |
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Published by Young Corgi |
Astrid, the Au Pair from Outer Space
by Emily Smith |
Harry Henderson's mum decides to employ an au pair to help look after him and
his baby brother, Fred. But she is not an ordinary au pair, she is an alien from
a planet 500 light years away!
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Published by
Orchard Books |
The Poltergoose: A Jiggy
McCue Story
by Michael Lawrence |
Strange things are happening to Jiggy
McCue. Some ‘thing’ is making his life a misery – it smashed his
mother’s prized rocking horse collection and attacked Jiggy and his
classmates – getting him into serious trouble with his parents. At
first Jiggy hasn’t a clue what’s going on, but the hissing and the
flapping sound he hears with each attack leads him to believe that the
culprit may be the ghost of a goose that used to live in the neighbouring
farm................... |
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