Baby Aliens Izzy and Friends 9-15 by Pamela Butchart - 7 Books Collection Set - Paperback - Ages 7-9 - Funny School Chapter Books

Titles in This Set Icarus Was Ridiculous The Broken Leg of Doom! A Monster Ate My Packed Lunch! The Secret School Invasion The Great Crisp Robbery There's a Beast in the Basement! My Teacher is a Diamond Thief! Details Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781807083854 Publisher: Nosy Crow Age Range: 7-9 years Overview Continue Izzy's riotous school adventures with this hilarious seven-book bundle covering titles nine to fifteen of the bestselling Baby Aliens (Izzy and Friends) series. Written by award-winning author Pamela Butchart, each illustrated paperback delivers laugh-out-loud chaos, from cursed hospital wards to lake monsters. Ideal for confident readers aged 7-9 who love fast-paced chapter books, this set makes a brilliant gift for series fans and reluctant readers alike. About the Books This collection gathers seven madcap instalments from Pamela Butchart's much-loved Izzy and Friends series. In Icarus Was Ridiculous , Izzy retells the Ancient Greek myths with her own hilarious spin, convinced Icarus was a "total numpty." The Broken Leg of Doom! sees Maisie hospitalised after an extreme dancing incident, only for strange goings-on to suggest her leg might be cursed. In A Monster Ate My Packed Lunch! , a school trip to a lake turns terrifying when something enormous starts eyeing up everyone's crisps. The Secret School Invasion throws Izzy's school into panic when a rival primary merges with theirs, and the new pupils seem to be hiding a mission. The Great Crisp Robbery takes the gang on an overnight train ride packed with strange happenings and tiny bunk beds, while There's a Beast in the Basement! has Izzy and friends investigating a shiny-eyed creature lurking in a basement. Finally, My Teacher is a Diamond Thief! follows the friends as they grow suspicious of their new, secretive teacher. Every book is told in Izzy's brilliantly funny, breathless voice, packed with capitalised exclamations and playground logic. Illustrated throughout, these stor