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Knight Sir Louis and the Sorcerer of Slime
King Burt the Not Bad is in a huff with his chief dragon-slayer, Knight Sir Louis. So when a stranger with piercing green eyes and a devastating smile arrives at Castle Sideways, King Burt is thrilled and demotes Louis to chief cleaner. But Louis is suspicious about the stranger, Squire Lyme, with his charming compliments and endless supply of green gummies ... with the help of his friends Reader Catalogue, Pearlin, his haiku-loving steed, Clunkalot as well as a few ogres and gnomes, our hero determines to get to the slimy bottom of things ...can Louis' calm courage once again save the day?
Myles and Greg McLeod are the Brothers McLeod. Myles is a screenwriter and the author, and Greg is an illustrator and animator. As the Brothers McLeod, Myles and Greg have worked for clients such as Disney, Aardman, the BBC, ITV, Dreamworks, and the RSC. They have written and illustrated four books for adults, including CATS and BREEDS (Square Peg, PRH) and HOW CREATE YOUR OWN UNIVERSE and A BOOK OF BRILLIANT IDEAS (Michael O'Mara.) Myles also has a middle grade tv drama series greenlit subject to finance with CBBC. Their series, CIRCLE SQUARE, is out with Milkshake! on Channel 5.
I love this book so much! Mr Gum levels of weird and brilliant
Both of these books are stone cold smashers
What a hero! What a story! Sublime daftness on every page.
Knight Sir Louis is an epic non-epic saga.
Probably the funniest book I've ever read. A masterclass in silliness!
This is a really funny book, and will appeal to anyone who likes adventures and laughing.
Dazzlingly silly and brilliant fun.
Beautifully illustrated fantasy adventure, brimming with ludicrous magic and fizzing with irresistible comedy.
A raucous romp full of super-silly sword play, bone-crunching action, and hilarious heroes.
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- Artikel-Nr.: SW9781913101695110164
- Artikelnummer SW9781913101695110164
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Autor
The Brothers McLeod
- Verlag Guppy Books
- Seitenzahl 272
- Barrierefreiheit
- ISBN 9781913101695