There's a Werewolf In My Tent! (Baby Aliens)

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Review ------ 'I was howling with excitement when the latest hilarious tale from award-winning Pamela Butchart dropped through my letter box. However, I wasn't quite quick enough in grabbing it to read as it was snatched away from under my nose by my son. He then proceeded to sit there for the next couple of hours, reading and giggling, until he'd finished.' --Library Girl and Book Boy 'Despite being considerably older than the target audience myself, I thoroughly enjoyed this book and know my younger self would have loved it even more. This is brilliant, inclusive fiction, sure to go down well with boys and girls, lovers of laughter and lovers of mysteries, certain to soften even reluctant readers as you giggle along with Izzy and friends. The tone is conversational, the text is broken by illustrations, there's a character for everyone to identify with and a reassuring resolution for anyone anxious about the e of our heroes. A great one for reading aloud with a whole class, especially one about embark on its first residential trip, but equally fun for newly independent readers to discover. --The School Librarian About the Author ---------------- Pamela Butchart (Author): As a child, Pamela was lucky enough to grow up in a house full of pets, have a mum and dad who were bonkers, and go to The Best Most Awesome Primary School in the WorldTM. As a student, Pamela's student jobs included: fishwife, teaching basketball in America, phlebotomist, and Artist Liaison for a (really bad) Abba tribute band. Now, Pamela teaches philosophy to teenagers and spends all day pondering questions such as, 'Is time travel possible?' and 'How do I know I'm not really a robot?' The stories write themselves really… Pamela lives in Dundee with her husband, Andy and their two cats, Bear & Carlos. Carlos only has one eye and is Pamela's hero. Thomas Flintham (Illustrator): Thomas Flintham studied BA Fine Art at De Montfort University and in 2009 he graduated with a distinction in his Masters degree in Illustration at Camberwell College of the Arts, South London. Thomas works digitally, drawing straight into his computer with his Wacom , and in the old fashioned way on paper with brush and ink and drawing pens. He loves to draw and doodle. He has a very loose grip on reality, and enjoys disappearing into his own imagination in search of new characters, worlds and ideas to draw. His work is influenced by his interest in all kinds of books, films, comics and Japanese video games. He loves Christmas and chocolate. He owns (almost) too many books.