Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Monsters

Up for another extremely funny, totally gross and weird adventure? Then read on...

Yep, just when Sam didn't think things could get any worse, his best mate, Jared, becomes sooo sick he has to stay home from school for the entire week, leaving Sam on his own to face the suckiest week of his whole sucktacular life.

With Toffee tugging at his nauseating nostril taffy, Abbey being crabby, Booga's gigantic butt bugle and the rest of the cow-cuddling, sheep-kissing kids.

It might be Jared that's sick ... but by the end of this week it's Sam who's going to need the barf...

Ready for another hilariously gross adventure? Then read on...

For ages now, Sam and Jared had just thought of Agnath as being the 'slimey green booga of the country', the 'butt-crack of the world'... that all changed when they found out about the 'Lost Treasure'.

But for Sam and Jared to find the lost treasure, first they will have to do the unthinkable; suck-up to Toffee Thomas ... face unspeakable horrors, like the sight of Booga Boris streaking ... come face to face with a giant, big, pink, grubby bunny with really bad yellowing 'BO' stains under its furry armpits...

If it's fun and adventure you're looking for, then this is the book for you

Sam's life seemed to be heading down the toilet since his little sister, Miss 'I'm sooo good' Smelly Melly Prissy Pants was born.

But in the 'sticks' of Agnath he found a best friend, Jared, a tall skinny red-head with a gazillion freckles.

And when underground tunnels are discovered right below them, it's Sam that encounters the deadly inhabitants.

These adventures are like no other you have ever shared. You'll feel as if you're right there with Sam as he discovers the shocing secret of...

When little Molly thinks zombies are invading her town, she packs her bag, grabs her dog, and takes action. What's her plan? Where does she go? How does she survive? Read on and experience the colorful and imaginative world Molly lives in

Vivid colors, unique art, and fun rhymes make this story a pleasure to read for young and old alike. Although it is about zombies, the story is cheerful and the drawings are non-threatening. It's perfect for all ages.