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The Nothing to See Here Hotel #1: The Nothing to See Here Hotel

by Steven Butler (author) and Steven Lenton (illustrator)

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Suitable for 7 - 10 years

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There’s nothing to see here. No, really. Move on. All the interesting stuff is going on over there – definitely not here! I mean, why would you care about a hotel for magical critters, where totally weird is the new normal? Or that a goblin prince is about to arrive with his huge entourage? Worth seeing? Probably not. So turn away now. Unless you’re Frankie Banister. His family run the hotel, and it’s their job to cater to the rude goblin prince. Too bad that this high-and-mighty highness is hiding a secret that spells real trouble for Frankie’s family. Still, nothing to see here. Told you there wasn’t…

First in a fabulously funny and magical series

By the bestselling author of The Wrong Pong

Set at a top-secret hotel for magical creatures

Hilariously wacky pictures by Steven Lenton

“Hilariously funny and inventive, and I love the extraordinary creatures.” Cressida Cowell

“This hotel gets five stars from me.” Liz Pichon