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Popcorn-Eating Squirrels Go Nuts on Everest

"Frantic, funny new adventure for everyone’s favourite band of popcorn-eating squirrels"

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Fresh from their first round of adventures, squirrels Ben, Cassie, Alfie and Salty are back, and setting off on a new adventure: dastardly Sir Archibald Kevino Rapscallion Buck has offered a reward of cash and popcorn for life to the first team to cook popcorn on the summit of Everest – when young Alfie is kidnapped by one of the teams, our popcorn-loving heroes dash to the rescue and the Himalayas. Author Matt Dickinson knows Everest well and there’s lots of real information together with a wonderfully wacky race to the summit. New characters include Wilberforce the high-altitude mole, and yes, we even get to meet a yeti! Original and lots of fun, this will really hit the spot with readers who like their adventures fast, action-packed and full of humour.

Andrea Reece

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Overall, a lovely book, one that I'd totally read again.

An amazing and funny book. I loved the storyline, it was very interesting. The characters are also very interesting, seeing as they have differing personalities (except Cassie and Ben, who I think are rather similar and sensible).

The pictures are pretty cool as well, and the characters are drawn nicely. The yetis look a little bit funny, but oh well, no one has ever seen a yeti (I think?) so I guess people can draw them however they want.

The problem is that the book has a lot of characters, making it hard to keep track of them all. The knitting ladies, the mole, the honey badgers...... Read Full Review

Thalia S. A.