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A Super Weird! Mystery: My Pencil Case is a Time Machine (A Super Weird! Mystery)

LIBRAIRIE CARCAJOU
A Super Weird! Mystery: My Pencil Case is a Time Machine (A Super Weird! Mystery)
De Librairie Carcajou
It's the new funniest mystery detective series ever, from the genius behind the bestselling Barry Loser books!
Melvin, Rhubarb and Yoshi love solving super weird mysteries and writing about them in their newspaper, The Daily Donut. But lately nothing super weird has been happening, and all they've had to write about is super boring stuff, like Yoshi’s dad’s smelly eraser collection.
Then Yoshi accidentally sniffs an eraser and travels through time . . .
Things have just got SUPER WEIRD . . . again!
Super Weird Mysteries is a hilarious new series, perfect for readers aged 7 and up, and fans of DogMan, Pamela Butchart and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
Gold title• Jim Smith's books have sold 800k copies in the English Language and been translated into 17 languages
• Jim has won the Lollies Award and the Roald Dahl Funny Prize, and was shortlisted for the Waterstones Children's Book Prize
• Featuring Jim's trademark observational comedy and distinctive artwork style that has won over legions of Loserfans worldwide, with a brilliant detective trio and a mystery to solve in each book
• Highly illustrated pages full of extra funny stuff to look at, like lists, diagrams and pages from the Daily Donut newspaper
• The hilarious mystery series with a super weird twist continues with a Back to the Future-style adventure and exciting time travel hook
Competition: Barry Loser;Future Ratboy;Mr Gum;The;130-Storey Treehouse;Danger Gang;World’s Worst Parents;Code Name Bananas;Diary of a Wimpy Kid;Wigglesbottom Primary;Dog Man;kitty quest;tom gates. by;Andy;Stanton;Griffiths;Tom Fletcher;David Walliams;Jeff Kinney;Pamela Butchart;Dav Pilkey;liz pichon