Tom Gates Series 3 by Liz Pichon 5 Books Collection Set (Books 11-15) - Ages 7-9 - Paperback

Titles in This Set. 1. Tom Gates: DogZombies Rule (For now...). 2. Tom Gates: Family, Friends and Furry Creatures. 3. Tom Gates: Epic Adventure (kind of). 4. Tom Gates: Biscuits, Bands and Very Big Plans. 5. Tom Gates: What Monster?. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789352759873. Publisher: Scholastic. Age Range: 7-9 years. Overview. Bring home the laugh-out-loud world of Tom Gates with this Series 3 collection, gathering Books 11-15 of Liz Pichon's bestselling illustrated diary series in one brand-new paperback set. Perfect for confident readers aged 7-9, reluctant readers who love doodles and jokes, and gift buyers, this set is packed with band mishaps, family secrets, biscuit-fuelled schemes and a monstrous mystery, narrated in Tom's unmistakably scribbly voice.. About the Books. This five-book set continues Tom Gates' exercise-book diary of life at Oakfield Primary. In DogZombies Rule (For now...), Tom's plan to make his band the best in the world hits noisy complications and sibling sabotage from big sister Delia. Family, Friends and Furry Creatures sees Mr Fullerman set a family tree project, sending Tom digging through relatives, friends and a mysteriously squeaky shoe. Epic Adventure (kind of) follows two sets of grandparents descending with presents and an outing that could be truly epic, if Delia doesn't ruin it. Biscuits, Bands and Very Big Plans piles on more DogZombies rehearsals, snack-based scheming and Tom's quest for band stardom. Finally, What Monster? mixes a music festival, a strict supply teacher, missing belongings and a supposed monster into one of the funniest instalments yet. Every book is fully illustrated with Liz Pichon's signature doodles, appealing to fans of illustrated diary fiction. Told from Tom's point of view, the books balance warmth about family and friendship with laugh-out-loud set pieces. As the third five-book bundle in the wider Tom Gates series, this set continues the story for existing fans while working as a sta