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The Most Evil, Friendly Villain Ever

by Lawrence David
RM39.84 MYR RM25.22 MYR 37% off
The Most Evil, Friendly Villain Ever - Thryft
The Most Evil, Friendly Villain Ever - Thryft

Superhero kid battles raincloud, saves recess fun.

Horace Splattly mixes the challenge of middle-elementary dynamics with the thrill of superhero adventure—it's a perfect combo for young readers who dream of taking on villains themselves. Plus, who wouldn't relate to wanting to save recess? A good read for showing kids that sometimes the biggest heroes come in the smallest packages.

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The Most Evil, Friendly Villain Ever

by Lawrence David
RM39.84 MYR RM25.22 MYR 37% off
ISBN: 9780142401361
Authors: Lawrence David
Publisher: Puffin Books
Date of Publication: 2004-06-17
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Chapter Books, Young Readers
Related Topics: Humor, Mystery, Adventure
Goodreads rating: 3.96
(rated by 24 readers)

Description

In this newest installment of the action-packed adventures of Horace Splattly, the ten-year-old turned superhero, recess at Blootinville Elementary is under attack! A mysterious raincloud appears every day-only over the playground. To make matters worse, no recess means that Horace can't escape the attentions of Myrna Breckstein, who wants to be his girlfriend. But no one knows who the evil villain ruining recess could be. Can Horace solve the mystery and save the playground in time, or is the school year doomed?
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Superhero kid battles raincloud, saves recess fun.

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