Eliza Boom’s Diary: My Fizz-Tastic Investigation

by Emily Gale (author)

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Suitable for 7 - 9 years

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Imagine Einstein as a mop-headed girl. Big bangs. Big laughs. Crazy inventions. Some girls like ribbons. Some like kittens. Eliza likes wacky science that goes BANG! She never says no to a good explosion. (We know how she feels. Nor do we.) Now Eliza has a sinister new neighbour. Her name is Mrs McNice (a bit too nice, don’t you think). Weirder still, her house fizzes and buzzes eerily. Making bombs, zapping zombies: what is she doing in there? Can Eliza’s super-cool schemes and gadgets solve the mystery? Silly laughs, massive doodles; think Tom Gates with mad hair and great science. Read if you fancy a BLAST. Or a fizz, for that matter.

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781780552415

Publisher

Buster Books

Date published

February 6th, 2014

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 4.0; Lower years; 1.0 points

Condition

New

Author/Illustrator

Emily Gale

Emily Gale, author of Girl, Aloud, was born in London in 1975. Her nickname as a child was Kojak (for younger readers, that is a 70s television show about a big bald man who sucked lollipops and solved crime). She once very nearly trod dog poo in Joan Collins’ house, but was saved by a leaf and a bottle of Chanel No. 19. She is scared of chickens, but not spiders.