Alex Abbott and the Portal of Doom
Synopsis
'Brilliant, fast-paced (and very, very funny!)' Pamela Butchart
'A fiendishly fun new world of monsters, myth and mayhem. ' Jon Lock and Nich Angell, bestselling creators of Tiny Hercules
Wednesday meets Pamela Butchart in the second book in a fang-tastically funny adventure series about ordinary kid and reluctant vampire Alex Abbott by award-winning author Louise Austin. Perfect for readers of 8 to 12.
Eleven-year-old Alex is an ordinary kid, who just happens to be a reluctant vampire. When supernatural friends in Alex’s home town start vanishing, Alex and human schoolfriends, Archie and Mia, are determined to help. Convinced a powerful enemy is responsible, the friends set out on a wild goose chase to a mythical island to confront the legendary witch goddess Circe.
After a disastrous encounter that sees Alex temporarily transformed into a snail (seriously!), they start to wonder if the real villain is much closer to home. Alex must gamble everything in a deadly challenge to rescue everyone before it’s too late!
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A fiendishly fun new world of monsters, myth and mayhem. We'll never look at pigeons in the same way again! (about Alex Abbott is [Un]Dead)
Sink your teeth into this hilarious tale of fangs, friendship and fantastically awkward undead moments. Monstrously good fun! (about Alex Abbott is [Un]Dead)
My top pick for for readers aged nine to 12 is the funny, supernatural deubt from Louise Austin. Alex Abbott is [Un]Dead has all the humour and drama you would expect from an accessible book for this age group, with an added twist (about Alex Abbott is [Un]Dead)
Whip-smart and hilarious - I devoured this diary of a reluctant vampire! Loki fans, be ready! (about Alex Abbott is [Un]Dead)

