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Details:Titles in This Set:. Only You Can Save Mankind. Johnny and the Dead. Johnny and the Bomb. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789124315443. Publisher: Corgi Children's. Age Range: 9-12. Overview:. Discover the Johnny Maxwell Trilogy, three stand-alone adventures by the much-loved Terry Pratchett, gathered in one paperback collection. Ordinary schoolboy Johnny Maxwell finds himself at the centre of extraordinary events, from rescuing an alien fleet inside a video game to chatting with ghosts in a threatened cemetery and travelling back to the Blitz in a shopping trolley. Sharp and funny, these books are a brilliant introduction to Pratchett for readers aged 9 to 12, and a treat for existing Discworld fans.. About the Books:. In Only You Can Save Mankind, Johnny is deep into a computer game when the alien fleet he's supposed to be blasting asks for a truce, dragging him into a conflict between the real world and the virtual one, while his own family quietly falls apart. In Johnny and the Dead, Johnny discovers he can see and talk to the residents of the local cemetery, horrified that a council deal is about to sell their resting place to developers, and it falls to Johnny to save it. In Johnny and the Bomb, an argument over a shopping trolley sends Johnny and his mates hurtling back to 1941 and the middle of the Blitz, where the smallest decision could unravel the future. Pratchett balances laugh-out-loud humour with real emotional weight, tackling loneliness, grief and history without losing his lightness of touch. Johnny is refreshingly unheroic, just a normal boy who keeps ending up in impossible situations and does the right thing anyway. The books can be read in any order, though many enjoy following Johnny's growth from first title to last.. Key Benefits:. Three complete, stand-alone Terry Pratchett novels in one great-value paperback set.. A witty, accessible entry point into Pratchett's work for readers aged 9-12.. Blends comedy with real themes: family, loss, history and friendship.. Perfect for reluctant readers who enjoy fast-paced, funny storytelling.. A thoughtful gift for young Pratchett or Discworld fans.. About the Author:. Sir Terry Pratchett was one of Britain's best-loved authors, famous for his phenomenally popular Discworld series. He sold his first story at thirteen and went on to write dozens of novels for children and adults, blending sharp satire with warmth and imagination. Beyond Johnny Maxwell and Discworld, his book The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents won the Carnegie Medal, and Good Omens, written with Neil Gaiman, became a beloved modern classic. Pratchett passed away in 2015, leaving a body of work adored by readers of all ages.. Why You'll Love This Trilogy:. Funny, clever and surprisingly moving, the Johnny Maxwell books prove ordinary boys can end up in extraordinary trouble. A brilliant set for young readers ready to move beyond picture books into witty, satisfying fiction.. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from the image shown; this is the current UK paperback edition with UK ISBN.
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Titles in This Set:. Only You Can Save Mankind. Johnny and the Dead. Johnny and the Bomb. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789124315443. Publisher: Corgi Children's. Age Range: 9-12. Overview:. Discover the Johnny Maxwell Trilogy, three stand-alone adventures by the much-loved Terry Pratchett, gathered in one paperback collection. Ordinary schoolboy Johnny Maxwell finds himself at the centre of extraordinary events, from rescuing an alien fleet inside a video game to chatting with ghosts in a threatened cemetery and travelling back to the Blitz in a shopping trolley. Sharp and funny, these books are a brilliant introduction to Pratchett for readers aged 9 to 12, and a treat for existing Discworld fans.. About the Books:. In Only You Can Save Mankind, Johnny is deep into a computer game when the alien fleet he's supposed to be blasting asks for a truce, dragging him into a conflict between the real world and the virtual one, while his own family quietly falls apart. In Johnny and the Dead, Johnny discovers he can see and talk to the residents of the local cemetery, horrified that a council deal is about to sell their resting place to developers, and it falls to Johnny to save it. In Johnny and the Bomb, an argument over a shopping trolley sends Johnny and his mates hurtling back to 1941 and the middle of the Blitz, where the smallest decision could unravel the future. Pratchett balances laugh-out-loud humour with real emotional weight, tackling loneliness, grief and history without losing his lightness of touch. Johnny is refreshingly unheroic, just a normal boy who keeps ending up in impossible situations and does the right thing anyway. The books can be read in any order, though many enjoy following Johnny's growth from first title to last.. Key Benefits:. Three complete, stand-alone Terry Pratchett novels in one great-value paperback set.. A witty, accessible entry point into Pratchett's work for readers aged 9-12.. Blends comedy with real themes: family, loss, history and friendship.. Perfect for reluctant readers who enjoy fast-paced, funny storytelling.. A thoughtful gift for young Pratchett or Discworld fans.. About the Author:. Sir Terry Pratchett was one of Britain's best-loved authors, famous for his phenomenally popular Discworld series. He sold his first story at thirteen and went on to write dozens of novels for children and adults, blending sharp satire with warmth and imagination. Beyond Johnny Maxwell and Discworld, his book The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents won the Carnegie Medal, and Good Omens, written with Neil Gaiman, became a beloved modern classic. Pratchett passed away in 2015, leaving a body of work adored by readers of all ages.. Why You'll Love This Trilogy:. Funny, clever and surprisingly moving, the Johnny Maxwell books prove ordinary boys can end up in extraordinary trouble. A brilliant set for young readers ready to move beyond picture books into witty, satisfying fiction.. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from the image shown; this is the current UK paperback edition with UK ISBN.
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Language | english |
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Age group | kids |
Gender | male |
Size | 3 |
Brand | Penguin Random House |
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