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Details:Details : Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781529012651 Publisher: Macmillan Children's Books (Pan Macmillan) Age Range: 7-9 Overview The Great Rocket Robbery is a fast, funny World Book Day 2019 title from Carnegie Medal-winning author Frank Cottrell-Boyce, illustrated by Steven Lenton. Following Laika, a spirited street dog dreaming of the moon, this short adventure suits confident young readers wanting a quick, exciting read. Ideal for World Book Day collections or school reading corners, it delivers heart, humour and space-age adventure in a compact paperback. About the Book Laika and her fellow street dogs are being trained up for the greatest adventure in history — a trip to the moon! The dogs have been selected for a top-secret space mission, but Laika isn't content to wait patiently for her turn. Impatient to see the stars for herself, she hatches an ambitious plan with her loyal friends to get to the moon all on her own, no matter what it takes. What follows is a whirlwind caper full of clever schemes, narrow escapes and genuine warmth, as Laika's determination and friendship carry her further than anyone expected. Written specifically for World Book Day, the story is condensed into a tight, pacey narrative that never loses its charm or humour, making it an excellent entry point for readers who might be intimidated by longer novels. Steven Lenton's lively illustrations appear throughout, bringing Laika's world vividly to life. At just over 100 pages, it's substantial enough to feel like a real book but short enough to be finished in a sitting or two, making it a favourite for reluctant readers, classroom read-alouds and bedtime stories alike. Fans of Frank Cottrell-Boyce's other acclaimed children's fiction will recognise his trademark blend of comedy, adventure and genuine emotional depth. Written by Carnegie Medal-winning author Frank Cottrell-Boyce Charming black-and-white illustrations throughout by Steven Lenton Short, pacey World Book Day format — ideal for reluctant or younger readers Brand new paperback copy, perfect for gifting or classroom libraries Combines humour, adventure and heart in a space-themed story dogs and kids alike will love Great value addition to any children's book collection About the Author Frank Cottrell-Boyce is a British novelist, screenwriter and occasional actor, celebrated for beloved children's fiction including Millions and Cosmic. He is a Carnegie Medal winner and also wrote the acclaimed sequels to Ian Fleming's classic Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. He is further known for writing the widely praised 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony. His storytelling combines wit, warmth and imagination, making him one of the UK's most respected voices in children's literature. Why You'll Love This Book A quick, funny, heart-warming space adventure from a beloved award-winning author, this World Book Day title is perfect for young readers wanting an exciting, satisfying story they can finish in no time — dog lovers and space fans will be hooked from page one. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from the image shown; this is the current UK edition with UK ISBN 9781529012651.
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Details : Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781529012651 Publisher: Macmillan Children's Books (Pan Macmillan) Age Range: 7-9 Overview The Great Rocket Robbery is a fast, funny World Book Day 2019 title from Carnegie Medal-winning author Frank Cottrell-Boyce, illustrated by Steven Lenton. Following Laika, a spirited street dog dreaming of the moon, this short adventure suits confident young readers wanting a quick, exciting read. Ideal for World Book Day collections or school reading corners, it delivers heart, humour and space-age adventure in a compact paperback. About the Book Laika and her fellow street dogs are being trained up for the greatest adventure in history — a trip to the moon! The dogs have been selected for a top-secret space mission, but Laika isn't content to wait patiently for her turn. Impatient to see the stars for herself, she hatches an ambitious plan with her loyal friends to get to the moon all on her own, no matter what it takes. What follows is a whirlwind caper full of clever schemes, narrow escapes and genuine warmth, as Laika's determination and friendship carry her further than anyone expected. Written specifically for World Book Day, the story is condensed into a tight, pacey narrative that never loses its charm or humour, making it an excellent entry point for readers who might be intimidated by longer novels. Steven Lenton's lively illustrations appear throughout, bringing Laika's world vividly to life. At just over 100 pages, it's substantial enough to feel like a real book but short enough to be finished in a sitting or two, making it a favourite for reluctant readers, classroom read-alouds and bedtime stories alike. Fans of Frank Cottrell-Boyce's other acclaimed children's fiction will recognise his trademark blend of comedy, adventure and genuine emotional depth. Written by Carnegie Medal-winning author Frank Cottrell-Boyce Charming black-and-white illustrations throughout by Steven Lenton Short, pacey World Book Day format — ideal for reluctant or younger readers Brand new paperback copy, perfect for gifting or classroom libraries Combines humour, adventure and heart in a space-themed story dogs and kids alike will love Great value addition to any children's book collection About the Author Frank Cottrell-Boyce is a British novelist, screenwriter and occasional actor, celebrated for beloved children's fiction including Millions and Cosmic. He is a Carnegie Medal winner and also wrote the acclaimed sequels to Ian Fleming's classic Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. He is further known for writing the widely praised 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony. His storytelling combines wit, warmth and imagination, making him one of the UK's most respected voices in children's literature. Why You'll Love This Book A quick, funny, heart-warming space adventure from a beloved award-winning author, this World Book Day title is perfect for young readers wanting an exciting, satisfying story they can finish in no time — dog lovers and space fans will be hooked from page one. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from the image shown; this is the current UK edition with UK ISBN 9781529012651.
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