Beyond massive. Cheeky Rafe is on top of the world. (Even if he’s still bottom of the class.) Not many sixth-graders pose a challenge to the King of Wimps. But Rafe is exceptional. His books break all the rules of what a middle-school kid can do. And we mean that. Rafe’s just been sent to Prison; that is, Hills Village School. But he’s not going quietly. He’s tearing up the evil Code of Conduct by breaking every rule. Running in the hall: 10,000 points. Pulling the fire alarm: 50,000 points. How long can he keep it up? The good news is, this book is first in a big series. So the fun won’t end any time soon.

First in this blockbusting, hugely popular series

Hilarious look at the ups and downs of school life

Brilliant doodles full of dramatic visual impact

James Patterson has sold over 300 million books

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780099596783

Publisher

Arrow (Young)

Date published

August 14th, 2014

Lexile measure

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Condition

New

Author/Illustrator

James Patterson

James Patterson is one of the world’s bestselling authors, having written over 100 books in his career. He started out writing adult thrillers (and still does) but began writing children’s books when son, Jack, said he couldn’t find any great page-turning books for kids his age.

He’s been called the busiest man in publishing, and that’s not just because of his own books. For the past decade, James has been devoting more and more of his time to championing books and reading. From the James Patterson Pageturner Awards, to ReadKiddoRead.com (a website which recommends great books for kids of all ages) and his scholarships, book donation programmes and founding partnership of Booktrust’s Children’s Reading Fund, James has focused on passing on his passion for reading to kids everywhere.

As he says himself, ‘If I can help to make books and reading more important in children’s lives, I’ll be a happy man’.