How to Survive Time Travel
By (Author) Larry Hayes
Illustrated by Katie Abey
2
Simon & Schuster Ltd
Simon & Schuster Childrens Books
6th September 2022
26th May 2022
United Kingdom
Children
Fiction
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Humorous stories
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Action and adventure stories
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Science fiction
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Family and home stories
Childrens / Teenage general interest: Science and technology
Childrens / Teenage general interest: History and the past
813.6
Paperback
352
Width 130mm, Height 198mm, Spine 25mm
Lift off in the hilarious edge-of-your-seat adventure series that is a home alone story with a difference! Written by the inimitable Larry Hayes and hilariously illustrated by Katie Abey, this is the perfect read for fans of David Solomons, Tom Gates andBack to the Future!
Fresh from saving their parents from the jaws of frenzied billionaire Mr Noah, ten-year-old Eliza and her genius little brother, Johnnie, are called upon once again. Their parents have disappeared into thin air and its up to the kids to save the day, travelling back in time to 5000 BC Egypt!
Can they overcome friendly locals, a mysterious boy-god, snakes, a rainbow-coloured Sphinx and another plot to end the world And most importantly of all will they survive TIME TRAVEL
For more out-of-this-world adventure don't forget to read about Eliza and Johnnie's first adventure inHow to Survive Without Grown-Ups.Out now!
Larry Hayes helps run an investment fund,and is a trusteefor a homeless charity. On Fridays he homeschools his two kids, letting them decide what to study. In the future he hopes to become a treasure hunter, invent a yoghurt that makes you happy, and solve the maths behind the human brain.How to Survive Without Grown-Upsis his debut novel. Katie Abey is an illustrator who lives in a teeny hobbit-like house in Derbyshire with a cat, a hedgehog, a small human and a rainbow-haired husband. Her work often features sarcastic-looking animals, and she likes using a lot of colour: she is allergic to Magnolia. Katie's ideas and strange sense of humour perfectly suit the field of children's books. She also creates stationery, greeting cards and clothing, whichshesells on her website and in the two highstreetshops she and herpartner own. When Katie is not drawing awkward cats and llamas, she enjoys tarot cards, walks and referring to herself in the third person.