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Freak Street #9
Aliensons' Time Machine
The Aliensons' Time Hopper is flying them hundreds of years into the future. Boasting eye-popping fluro covers, packed full of humour, full-colour illustrations throughout, not to mention fun and super-silly family-oriented stories, the third Freak Street series does not disappoint! Perfect for your 7+ child!
SERIES NOTE: Freak Street has sold over 37,000 copies through Bookscan! Freak Street is supported by a hugely popular website, www.freakstreet.com.au, where kids can join the Freaks, play Freaky Me-a cool interactive character-building game-learn more about the families, download free stuff, and have their say about the books on the Fully Freaky Fan Wall. 208 x 135mm, 96pp. Buy Freak Street: Aliensons' Time Machine from The Scholastic Store now.
SERIES NOTE: Freak Street has sold over 37,000 copies through Bookscan! Freak Street is supported by a hugely popular website, www.freakstreet.com.au, where kids can join the Freaks, play Freaky Me-a cool interactive character-building game-learn more about the families, download free stuff, and have their say about the books on the Fully Freaky Fan Wall. 208 x 135mm, 96pp. Buy Freak Street: Aliensons' Time Machine from The Scholastic Store now.
92 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2010
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About the author
Knife
47 books4 followersPen name of Duncan McCoshan
Both Knife and Packer spent most of their childhood’s in London - but on different sides of the river. Knife in South London and Packer in North London. Although they wouldn’t meet for another 20 years they were already heading in the same direction. Knife loved to draw, taking inspiration from Ronald Searle, The Dandy and Beano. Meanwhile in North London Packer loved to read, enjoying everything from Dr Brainstorm to Willard Price and Asterix to Tintin. So even though they hadn’t met they were already laying the ground work for their partnership writing and illustrating books together. In their spare time Knife was happiest playing with his toy soldiers, whilst Packer would head down to the Regents Canal with a pint of maggots and even catch the odd fish!
Both Knife and Packer spent most of their childhood’s in London - but on different sides of the river. Knife in South London and Packer in North London. Although they wouldn’t meet for another 20 years they were already heading in the same direction. Knife loved to draw, taking inspiration from Ronald Searle, The Dandy and Beano. Meanwhile in North London Packer loved to read, enjoying everything from Dr Brainstorm to Willard Price and Asterix to Tintin. So even though they hadn’t met they were already laying the ground work for their partnership writing and illustrating books together. In their spare time Knife was happiest playing with his toy soldiers, whilst Packer would head down to the Regents Canal with a pint of maggots and even catch the odd fish!
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