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Killer Koalas from Outer Space
And Lots of Other Very Bad Stuff That Will Make your Brain Explode!
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A collection of illustrated short stories by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton, including selections featuring zombie kittens, rocket stealing ants, and killer koalas.
Authors:
Griffiths, Andy, 1961-
Statement of Responsibility:
by Andy Griffiths ; illustrations by Terry Denton
Title:
Killer koalas from outer space
and lots of other very bad stuff that will make your brain explode!
and lots of other very bad stuff that will make your brain explode!
Publisher:
New York :, Feiwel and Friends,, 2011, c2010.
Edition:
1st ed
Characteristics:
172 p. :,ill. ;,22 cm.
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Add a CommentMy 6 year old grandson loved it! He read it in about 20 minutes and wanted more!
this book is full of bad stuff people don't want to hear!
We were horrified when we realized what our son had checked out, thinking it was a kids cartoonized book. Even he was shocked and turned off by the level of violence and number of deaths portrayed. It seems the author's goal was to have every scenario end in death! Is that really appropriate to have in the Children's lineup?