My Uncle Wal The Werewolf

BUSTER LIVES IN THE HAPPIEST WOLF CLAN AROUND.

Dad can catch dried cow pats with his teeth, Mum′s corgi milkshakes are to die for (unless you happen to be a corgi) and Aunty Paws mkes one of the best dead rat sandwich in the world.

One day Mum and Dad disappear without a trace. Have Buster′s parents been wolfnapped? And now, Uncle Wal is leader of the pack. He wants the clan to move from Werewolf Mountain, and for Buster to go to SCHOOL! But Buster has other plans...

Find out what Buster discovers as this thrilling and hilarious adventure unfolds in the Wacky family series!

Ages 7+

ISBN: 9780207200137; ISBN10: 0207200130; Imprint: ; On Sale: 25/05/2005; Format: Paperback; Trimsize: 129 x 192 x 8 mm; Pages: 128; $11.95; ; BISAC1:JUV000000; BISAC2:008-136

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