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Zombie Camp
Jonny Zucker
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Description for Zombie Camp
Paperback. .
Arjun and Kev are at summer camp. It's great - there's lots to do and plenty of places to explore. But after a while they begin to suspect that nothing is quite as it seems. The camp leaders seems to be acting very strangely. Could they possibly be . zombies? Can the two boys avoid the terrible fate that seems to await them? Action! Adventure! Danger! This standalone book from Jonny Zucker's Toxic series is a fast-moving chapter book, filled with high-quality black and white illustrations to grab readers' attention. The Toxic series reads are ideal for ... Read more
Arjun and Kev are at summer camp. It's great - there's lots to do and plenty of places to explore. But after a while they begin to suspect that nothing is quite as it seems. The camp leaders seems to be acting very strangely. Could they possibly be . zombies? Can the two boys avoid the terrible fate that seems to await them? Action! Adventure! Danger! This standalone book from Jonny Zucker's Toxic series is a fast-moving chapter book, filled with high-quality black and white illustrations to grab readers' attention. The Toxic series reads are ideal for ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Ransom Publishing
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2014
Series
Toxic
Condition
New
Number of Pages
48
Place of Publication
Watlington, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781781277188
SKU
V9781781277188
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 4 to 8 working days
Ref
99-2
About Jonny Zucker
Jonny Zucker worked as a primary school teacher, football coach and stand-up comedian before turning to writing full time. He has written over 100 books for children of all ages. He plays rhythm guitar in a band and still thinks he has a chance of becoming a professional footballer. He lives in London with his wife and three sons.
Reviews for Zombie Camp
Younger teens would be suited to this style of writing. I would recommend it to young people who need a toned-down, interesting horror book. Mckenzie Armitage, Firrhill High