Pants on Fire
£6.99
The sequel to ‘Fire Boy’. Aidan (aka Fire Boy) has finally started to master his fiery super-power (a power obtained after accidentally eating a sweet filled with the juice of a magical Incan tree). But with a newspaper prowling around investigating how Fire Boy really flies, his two best friends Sadie and Hussein not speaking to each other because of their own superpowers, and a pet cat that can now turn in to a tiger (thanks to accidentally eating one of those magical sweets herself), Aidan still has quite a bit to be dealing with. Then Aidan starts to get the feeling that someone is watching him. It’s up to him to protect the priceless remaining sweets, get Sadie and Hussein talking to each other again and (hopefully) stay alive long enough to finish the school year.
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Description
A laugh-out-loud story about unexpected superpowers, magical sweets, friendship and a cat named Lemon – perfect for fans of My Brother is a Superhero and The Parent Agency.
Aidan (aka Fire Boy) has finally started to master his fiery super-power (obtained after accidentally eating a sweet filled with the juice of a magical Incan tree) and is thrilling the crowds at the circus. But with a newspaper prowling around investigating how Fire Boy really flies, his beloved circus about to leave him behind in London, and a pet cat that can now turn in to a tiger (thanks to eating one of those magical sweets herself), Aidan still has quite a bit to be dealing with…
Then the news leaks that a supervillain is on the loose, so Aidan, his friends Sadie and Hussein, and the circus all flee to New York City. But will they be able to protect the priceless remaining sweets, stop Lemon from terrorising the local bird population and stay alive long enough to finish the school year?
Find out in the sequel to the ‘snortingly funny’ (Booktrust) Fire Boy!
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| Weight | 0.3 kg |
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| Dimensions | 19.6 × 12.8 × 3 cm |
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