Battle for Eyetooth - The last clash of the vampires

by Frank Rodgers

Overview

Evil Count Fibula has almost finalised his plans to return Eyetooth to the bloodthirsty days of old and his vampire minions are poised to invade the world again. But exiled vegetarian vampire, Count Muesli, is returning - helped by young Joe and his father. Will he be in time to put a stop to Fibula's fiendish plans? And how will Muesli deal with another threat... the appearance of a vampire hunter?!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780997217353
Publisher:	Hungry Horse
Publication date:	10/29/2016
Series:	Eyetooth , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	NOOK Book
Pages:	263
File size:	395 KB
Age Range:	7 - 11 Years

About the Author

Frank is a well-respected UK children’s author and illustrator of over twenty-five years experience. He has written and illustrated over seventy books of his own and illustrated more than thirty by other authors. His books have been published by Penguin, Hodder, Bloomsbury, Scholastic and others and cover the whole primary school age-range - children from three to eleven years old. He has produced picture books, early readers, books for confident readers, novels and non-fiction and has been published in many countries including the US, France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Russia and China. His books have appeared on UK library award short-lists, the Federation of Children’s Book Groups Top Fifty lists, Puffin’s Guide to the Seventy Best Books for Children, Book Trust’s Best Books of the Year and have been adapted for radio, television and audiobook. ‘The Bunk-Bed Bus’ was chosen to appear on the first SATS (Standard Attainment Test) list in English schools, “Pirate Penguins’ was shortlisted for the first Telford Libraries Prize, ‘Doodle Dog’ was short-listed for the Nottinghamshire Libraries Award, ’The Witch’s Dog’ was chosen as one of the best books of the year by Book Trust, ’Mr Croc’s Clock’ was chosen as one of the Federation of Children’s Book Groups Top Fifty Books. ‘Eyetooth’ was adapted for audiobooks by the BBC, ‘The Intergalactic Kitchen’ was broadcast as a BBC children’s tv series and an animated tv series was produced based on his best-selling ‘The Witch’s Dog’ books. Magic spells, pirates, witches, robots, aliens, flying dogs, swashbuckling penguins… they’re all here… plus a dynamic granny and a vegetarian vampire!