Ninja Kid Pair Pack
by Anh Do (author)
2books
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Product description
Would you rather be a nerd or a ninja? Think before you answer! Nelson is a massive nerd. He’s unfit, uncool and awkward. He secretly dreams of being a ninja with amazing battle skills. That is, until he wakes up on his tenth birthday and finds out that he actually is a ninja: the last ninja on Earth! The only problem with being a ninja is – actually, wait! There are lots! And the biggest problem is that now Nelson has to save the world. How will he do that when he can’t even put his pants on the right way round?
- The first two books in this endearing hit series
- Hilarious middle-grade fiction with witty illustrations
- Perfect for fans of Captain Underpants and Tom Gates
- Written by hugely popular Australian comedian Anh Do
- Unlikely hero Nelson will inspire and reassure every kid
Product Details
Catalogue number
177 in Setanta Primary January 2021
Format
Paperback
Date published
October 3rd, 2019
Condition
New
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SomersetRose
on 12 July 2020
Great books
Read these to my 6-year-old, he enjoys the simplicity of the story and that it doesn't involve as much shame and embarrassment as other books - why do so many children's book feature awkward or embarrassing moments?