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    Oliver Storm and the great Disappearance

    By Freddie Ellison

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    Oliver Storm and the great Disappearance is the story of a teenage boy who, along with his sister and new friends, tries to reverse an experiment that makes all of the worlds adults vanish in the blink of an eye. Oliver Storm has been expelled from his latest school and sent to the much stricter Oakwood Academy. In his first science lesson all of the children are encouraged to watch a live TV broadcast with Professor Orwell Wells. Seconds later the world has changed and all of the adults have disappeared without a trace. Freddie is joined by his sister Amy and some newly found friends who must quickly deal with a world without adults and the chaos that follows. Gangs of wild children, looting and violence have taken over the street and the gang quickly decide that they must find any way they can to bring the adults back. It is now a race against time for Team Storm to find out where the machine is and how to bring the adults back before it’s too late for the experiment to be reversed.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherG2 Rights
    Release dateApr 12, 2019
    ISBN9781782815518
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