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Shower Land
Shower Land 1: Break the Curse
Felix hates Mondays. Dad’s yelling at him to get up. His little brother, Olly, is being super annoying. So when Felix shuts the bathroom door, he wishes he could get away. He turns on the shower and . . .
REEEEKKKKKK!
Felix finds himself standing in the middle of a field . . . naked . . . with an army of soldiers charging at him.
Step 1: Avoid flying pitchforks!
Step 2: Find some PANTS.
Step 3: UM, IS THAT A DRAGON?!?
REEEEKKKKKK!
Felix finds himself standing in the middle of a field . . . naked . . . with an army of soldiers charging at him.
Step 1: Avoid flying pitchforks!
Step 2: Find some PANTS.
Step 3: UM, IS THAT A DRAGON?!?
- GenresFantasy
117 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 27, 2024
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July 27, 2024
Urgh, aren't Monday mornings the worst?
This is what Felix is thinking as his dad yells for him to get up. His little brother Olly doesn't help, following him around telling him endless terrible jokes out of his favourite new book.
Escaping to the bathroom, Felix hopes the shower will drown out Olly, but instead his ears are filled with a shrieking sound like metal on metal, then he is flashed with a searing bright light!
When he opens his eyes, he is definitely NOT in his bathroom. He's not even in his house. In fact, a hoard of people are running straight at him, armed with pitchforks and other sharp tools. He only just escapes their rampage, while realising he is also buck naked.
Completely flummoxed by this turn of events, Felix figures first things first - find some clothes. Not usually one to steal, he helps himself to a clothesline of old fashioned clothes - only to see someone watching him do it.
This is the least of his worries, as soon he meets a medieval mage, saves a vegetarian dragon all while trying to figure out where he is and how he got there?
Will he ever see his dad and annoying little brother ever again?
The first in this time-travel series, the time-travel portal is unique. I can't say I've ever read a book where having a shower transports you back in time. This brings a whole new dimension of singing or thinking about the day ahead whilst washing, and a warning about wishing in the shower instead.
Large clear fonts, funny illustrations and short chapters makes Shower Land a great series for emerging readers to step up their reading skills.
The intriguing end leads into a possible new adventure for Felix. Who did he catch a glimpse of as he left another time?
This is what Felix is thinking as his dad yells for him to get up. His little brother Olly doesn't help, following him around telling him endless terrible jokes out of his favourite new book.
Escaping to the bathroom, Felix hopes the shower will drown out Olly, but instead his ears are filled with a shrieking sound like metal on metal, then he is flashed with a searing bright light!
When he opens his eyes, he is definitely NOT in his bathroom. He's not even in his house. In fact, a hoard of people are running straight at him, armed with pitchforks and other sharp tools. He only just escapes their rampage, while realising he is also buck naked.
Completely flummoxed by this turn of events, Felix figures first things first - find some clothes. Not usually one to steal, he helps himself to a clothesline of old fashioned clothes - only to see someone watching him do it.
This is the least of his worries, as soon he meets a medieval mage, saves a vegetarian dragon all while trying to figure out where he is and how he got there?
Will he ever see his dad and annoying little brother ever again?
The first in this time-travel series, the time-travel portal is unique. I can't say I've ever read a book where having a shower transports you back in time. This brings a whole new dimension of singing or thinking about the day ahead whilst washing, and a warning about wishing in the shower instead.
Large clear fonts, funny illustrations and short chapters makes Shower Land a great series for emerging readers to step up their reading skills.
The intriguing end leads into a possible new adventure for Felix. Who did he catch a glimpse of as he left another time?
October 30, 2024
Quick fun read for Miss 10 who enjoyed it and requested the next two books in the series.
November 12, 2024
Fun - time travel - humour - but depth to story as well.
February 11, 2025
Funny, clever, people aren't problems to solve. Good for fans of Adam Wallace and Anh Do.
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