Koala Calamity (Awesome Animals)

Koala Calamity (Awesome Animals)

by Jonathan Meres (Author)

Synopsis

The fifth animal in the hilarious AWESOME ANIMALS series - awesome adventures with the wildest wildlife. From the author of the hilarious WORLD OF NORM series comes the first of two crazy koala capers. You might think that koalas are boring, just because all they do is eat eucalyptus leaves and sleep. For 19 hours a day. But you'd be wrong. They're not boring. They're just LAZY. They're chilling, basically, kicking back and catching some rays in the treetops, and staying out of trouble. At least, that's what our cool koala buddies Dude and Bro, and little brother Squirt WERE doing, till one day they wake up to find they've missed their transfer from the koala sanctuary to the zoo across town, and will now have to find their own way there before Mum and Dad find out they're missing. Can they make it across town in their stolen zoo buggy or will the day end in one great big koala calamity?

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 192
Edition: UK ed.
Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books
Published: 01 Mar 2013

ISBN 10: 0007490798
ISBN 13: 9780007490790
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years

Media Reviews

PRAISE FOR THE AWESOME ANIMALS SERIES:
Charming. Funny and exciting. - The Daily Telegraph

Very funny, action-packed animal adventure. - The Bookseller

This book is witty and wonderful. - The Liverpool Echo

Author Bio

Jonathan Meres is the author of the best-selling WORLD OF NORM series, the first of which was nominated for The Scottish Children's Book Awards in 2012.

Born in Nottingham, he left school at 16 to join the merchant navy. Ever in search of adventure, he then became an ice cream van driver before moving to London to be a rock star. When that didn't work out Jonathan became an actor instead and later, a stand-up comedian. He won a Time Out Award for comedy and was nominated for The Perrier Award. He has written a wide variety of TV programmes for children, as well as radio for grown-ups, including his own series on Radio 4.

He lives in Edinburgh where he enjoys being cynical. He has no cats.