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Climb aboard with Jonny and his friends as they travel across the universe in the Silver Flying Arrow Space Ship, which can travel at twice – yes, twice – the speed of light! Read in amazement as Jonny Plumb’s adventures take him around the world to save Lady Hunter’s husband Sir Ranulf Hunter and his best friend Sir Harry Pinner, who have been taken hostage by the Mad Mullah Mud Monkeys of Drak Gob.
The BookViral Review:
For readers who love unbridled imagination and the joy of finding original story lines, the brilliant Jonny Plumb adventures by Kim Wheeler are an absolute must. His latest offering, Jonny Plumb and The Silver Spaceship is definitely no exception as Wheeler takes readers of all ages on another fantastic journey. A delightful foray which combines action, adventure and more than a little tongue in cheek observation, Wheeler has the enviable ability to render his characters in a way that has them all but leaping from the page. They’re big, bold and vibrant whilst the accompanying illustrations are perfectly pitched against his prose and help create the most memorable scenes. The suspension of disbelief may well be a requisite for Wheeler’s readers, but his young protagonist Jonny Plump proves wholly endearing as he attempts to unravel the mystery in which he finds himself embroiled and on this level Wheeler writes for the inner child in all of us to deliver a genuinely rip roaring read.
A must add childrens series that will appeal to readers of all ages Jonny Plumb and The Silver Spaceship is another fine release from Kim Wheeler that definitely deserves your attention and is highly recommended.
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