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Strange and ridiculous things happen at the Hotel Splendide when the chef takes his first sip of hot soup under the full moon.
Subtitled 'All aboard for the craziest cruise of your life!', this even madder sequel to 'Full Moon Soup' continues the wordless mayhem with pirates, earthquakes, and a particularly nasty sea monster keeping all the crew and customers hilariously hornswoggled. Picture book format; all ages.
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Somewhere in The Fairground of Dread is the laboratory of mad Professor Killjoy. Your task is to find it and stop him releasing his deadly anti-laughing gas. But beware Wild animals, mechanical monsters, death dodgems and many other dangers await you Your mission on The Planet of Terror is to find your crashed spaceship, the Homestar, and return to Earth. But first you must outwit deadly Tentaclons, ghastly Mutoids, the evil Brain of Terror and other terrifying dangers There are lots of different puzzles to solve in each book - mazes, spot-the-difference, hidden objects - and many different routes to choose so you can play these games over and again.
Full Moon Soup is a recipe for disaster of the most ridiculous kind. The night is young, the moon is full, and there's soup for dinner at the Hotel Splendide. But all is not as tranquil as it seems. As the chef takes his first sip of soup, strange things start happening.
In the Jungle of Peril you must discover the fabulous treasure of Oraz. But first you have to find your way past killer ants, giant flesh-eating plants, fiery volcanoes and other terrifying dangers! There are lots of different puzzles to solve -mazes, spot-the-difference, hidden objects -and many different routes to choose so you can play these games over and again. But beware, gamepJayer -only the sharp-witted will survive...
Your mission in The Castle of Fear is to rescue your friends imprisoned there. But beware! The wicked wizard has set many traps. You and your monkey companion, Zello, must find a way past monsters, vampire bats, a dragon, the Slime Serpent and other terrifying dangers
Fascinating and comprehensive in scope, the Dictionary of Real People and Places in Fiction is a valuable source for both students and teachers of literature, and for those interested in locating the facts behind the fiction they read. In a single, scholarly volume, it provides intriguing insight into the real identity of people and places in the novels of over 300 American and British authors published in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.