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Granny Samurai and the Brain of Ultimate Doomitude


No. of pages 288

Published: 2014

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Second instalment about the adventures of this quirky, off-beat comedy duo - a boy scribe and a kick-ass granny. "I have not long now. The fire is dying and I can hear their teeth rattling in the darkness..." When eccentric young wordsmith Samuel Johnson stumbles upon a page torn from an ancient notebook bearing these words, his interest is piqued. And the words seem to have a strange effect on Granny Samurai, leaving Samuel with an uncomfortable sense of looming doom. He doesn't have long to wait for his fears to be realized: on the day of Samuel's birthday party his friend Philip is accidentally sucked through an errant wormhole. Before you can say "Megawocka!" Samuel and Granny Samurai are on a dangerous rescue mission that leads them to a mysteriously bleak island in another dimension. But wait, that's not an island - isn't that a giant, pulsating ... brain?

 

There are 288 pages in this book. This book was published 2014 by Walker Books Ltd .

John Chambers writes and draws for a living. He develops concepts and writes scripts for animated series and films. He has written plays and draws comic strips. He also teaches (when he's allowed), and when he was young he won two colouring competitions. Most recently he has written and illustrated two Granny Samurai stories for Walker Books, Granny Samurai, the Monkey King and I and Granny Samurai and the Brain of Ultimate Doomitude. John is originally from Ireland but has lived for many years in Berlin with his family.

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