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    Comet Chaos
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    Comet Chaos

    By Lucy Courtenay

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    What's black and white, and flies faster than the speed of light? The Space Penguins! They're the ice-cool crew of the spaceship Tunafish. With their pioneering flying skills and resistance to the deep freeze, these intergalactic avians are going where no fin has gone before. Captain T Krill, Rocky Waddle, Fuzz Allgrin and Splash Gordon are on a mission to explore new planets, rescue alien life, and battle their former comrade-in-wings: Dark Wader. Incoming! The penguins discover an ancient wax tablet with a familiar figure carved on it a penguin with impressive eyebrows, just like Rocky's! The tablet leads them to Bumbl-B, a planet with a colossal comet problem. The Bumbls are waiting for a bird god to take them to a new world and they may have found the rockhopper for the job. But time is running out... Can Rocky save the day? This hilarious Space Penguin adventure is sure to appeal to young boys. Full of fishy goings on, humour and adventure this is a fantastic series that will tickle even reluctant boy readers.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStripes Publishing
    Release dateMar 3, 2015
    ISBN9781847155948
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    Lucy Courtenay

    Lucy Courtenay worked in publishing for many years before leaving to become a full-time writer. She has contributed to a number of young fiction series, including Beast Quest. When not writing, she enjoys singing, reading and travel.

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