Thoughtful, brave and sassy, Ugenia Lavender is one amazing kid. With loads of energy, tons of attitude and brainwaves like thunderbolts of lightning, Ugenia leaps into adventures that are as packed with personality as their creator, Geri Halliwell. Each book in the series contains three stories plus Ugenia's Big News, Top Tips, and extra Brain Sqeezer puzzle pages. Book 5 - Ugenia is convinced there is real-life giant living next to her Granny Betty. But just how does she prove it? Can she stop her parents from being taken in by a beautiful bloodsucker? Just as Ugenia thinks it can't get any worse she finds herself stuck in the Temple of Gloom. Will she ever find a way out?

 

This book is part of a book series called Ugenia Lavender .

This book has been graded for interest at 5-7 years.

There are 128 pages in this book. This book was published 2010 by Pan Macmillan .

Geri Halliwell shot to fame in the Spice Girls, a global music phenomenon selling over 55 million CDs. In 1998 Geri went solo, recording three bestselling albums. Counting both her solo career and her Spice Girls years, Geri has had thirteen number-one UK singles. Geri has travelled widely as a UN Goodwill Ambassador, taking special interest in issues affecting women and children. She has also published two bestselling autobiographies. She lives in London with her baby, Bluebell Madonna. Geri Halliwell shot to fame in the Spice Girls, a global music phenomenon selling over 55 million CDs. In 1998 Geri went solo, recording three bestselling albums. Counting both her solo career and her Spice Girls years, Geri has had thirteen number-one UK singles. Geri has travelled widely as a UN Goodwill Ambassador, taking special interest in issues affecting women and children. She has also published two bestselling autobiographies. She lives in London with her baby, Bluebell Madonna. STOP PRESS: Hot from the Spice Girls World tour! Rian Hughes is an award-winning graphic designer illustrator, comic artist, writer and typographer who has worked extensively for the British and American advertising, music and comic book industries. He has written and drawn comics for 2000AD and Batman: Black and White, and designed logos for James Bond, The X-Men, Superman, Hedkandi and The Avengers. His illustrations have appeared in magazines in the UK, UK and Japan, and a retrospective monograph collecting his work, Art, Commercial, was published in 2001. Recent books include I Am A Number, Cult-ure: Ideas Can Be Dangerous, Logo a Gogo and Lifestyle Illustration of the '50s. His comic strips have been collected in Yesterday's Tomorrows and Tales from Beyond Science, and his burlesque portraits in Soho Dives, Soho Divas. www. rianhughes. com