Bob and Barry's Lunar Adventures: Clone Chaos
Written by Simon Bartram
Illustrated by Simon Bartram
Part of the Bartram, Simon Series Series
Written by Simon Bartram
Illustrated by Simon Bartram
Part of the Bartram, Simon Series Series
A Lovereading4kids 'Great Read' you may have missed 2011 selection.
It is the fourth title in Simon Bartram's young fiction series, the combination of lots of Simon's brilliant and unmistakable drawings coupled with a great story, is the reason why they have been such a huge hit for kids of 6-9. They are fantastic adventures set in space featuring Bob and Barry, well known from the picture books 'Man on the Moon' and 'Bob's Best Ever Friend'. Here Bob is about to get the shock of his life when he runs into...himself! A cloning machine has been invented to duplicate the spaceman in the Galaxy. But what if no one can tell the difference between the clone and the real Bob?
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Professor Sickle has created a cloning machine so that every space station in the galaxy can have its own super-efficient Bob. Unfortunately, Bob gets mixed up with the clones – when asked, all of them claim to be the real Bob! Worse, every clone wants to work on the Moon, which is soon overrun with overzealous Bobs! Only a clever series of tests, including a Moon-race, can prove which one is the real
Bob (with a little alien assistance).
ISBN: 9781848770324
Publication date: 01/04/2011
Publisher: Templar Publishing
Format: Paperback
| ISBN: | 9781848770324 |
| Publication date: | 1st April 2011 |
| Author: | Simon Bartram |
| Illustrator: | Simon Bartram |
| Publisher: | Templar Publishing |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 80 pages |
| Suitable for: | 5+ readers, 7+ readers |
| Genres: | Adventure Stories, Science Fiction |
| Recommendations: | Books of the Month |
Simon was our Guest Editor in September 2010. Click here to see all his selections. Simon Bartram is one of the most talented picture book illustrators and authors working today. He realised very early on that he wanted to be an illustrator as he always loved drawing and was an avid consumer of comics. His first illustration was for Roy of the Rovers when he was eleven. He graduated from Birmingham Polytechnic with a first class degree in illustration in 1990, and his art style is heavily in uenced by artists such as Peter Blake, Stanley Spencer and Reg Cartwright.&...
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