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How to Avoid Certain Death

by Tom Clempson (author) and Jason Cockcroft (illustrator)

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Product description

Pirates, bathtubs, silly capers! You might die of laughter, but you definitely won’t die of boredom! Charlie and Sarah live in the middle of nowhere, in a dull old house with their dull old grandparents. YAWN! But one fine day, adventure comes knocking. The oldies have been captured by the scariest pirate of all time! Being kidnapped by Vladimir Death Pirate is easily the most exciting thing that’s ever happened to them. Now it’s up to Charlie and Sarah to launch an urgent rescue mission. It involves going to sea in a bathtub, facing hungry zombie bunnies and visiting a magical wish-granting island…

A rollicking pirate adventure full of twists and turns

Just right for fans of Lemony Snicket and Roald Dahl

Tom Clempton wrote the popular Jack Samsonite books

He has also animated top films including Corpse Bride

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407172255

Publisher

Scholastic

Date published

January 4th, 2018

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