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Ninja Heroes!

Ninja Heroes! 1

Ninja Kid : Book 10

by Anh Do and Anton Emdin
Paperback
Publication Date: 01/08/2022
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Nelson and Kenny are rehearsing for the school play. But thanks to Grandma’s new invention, they accidentally bring all the characters to life! Can they ZAP everyone back in their book before the whole town is overrun by a GIANT BUZZING mosquito army?!

Book Features:

  • The TENTH hilarious nerd-to-ninja adventure in ANH DO’s best-selling series!
  • 1 MILLION Ninja Kid books now in print!
  • Nelson and Kenny have accidentally brought book characters to life! Now they have to get everyone back in their books before an angry horde of mosquitoes take over the whole town!
  • From the author of the smash hit series WEIRDO and HOTDOG!
ISBN:
9781761120497
9781761120497
Category:
Humorous stories (Children's / Teenage)
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
01-08-2022
Publisher:
Scholastic Australia
Country of origin:
Australia
Pages:
192
Dimensions (mm):
198x140x18mm
Weight:
0.21kg
Anton Emdin

Anton Emdin is an illustrator, designer and art director living and working in Sydney. His books include the Ninja Kid series by Anh Do.

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Grandma’s new invention can bring book characters to life, which sounds amazing, unless you’re thinking of bringing Annie Wilkes to life. Or you intend to use it to make another crossover possible in two series that can really shine when they tell their own stories but whose characters have no business being in the same universe.

In this next instalment of Anh Do’s crossovers with his other series, Ninja Kid crosses over with Pow Pow Pig. Conveniently, Pow Pow Pig is the favourite series of Nelson’s class and they’re putting on a play based on it.

Anyway, so Nelson and Kenny use Grandma’s invention and not only release Pow Pow Pig and the rest of Z team but also a man-insect called Muzzkito. Apparently Z team battle Muzzkito in Nelson’s favourite Pow Pow Pig book, which must have been released in his world before this one because this is the first I’ve heard of him.

And with that, my favourite Anh Do series has been ruined. At this point I don’t know why I’m still reading his books. They started out so well and I loved them so much. Now they just frustrate me, so I think it’s time to bid them farewell.

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