Gloria is the first ever human to get into the Cosmic Cadet Academy and she's determined to make a splash. But she quickly realizes it might be harder than she was expecting...
On her first day, Gloria goes to class with the headteacher stuck to her shoe (it turns out some aliens are small and squishy) and then learns that no one in the universe except humans eats with their mouth anymore. Partnered up with Razz, a cat-like alien who is way too keen on following the rules, Gloria is desperate for real adventure. She decides they will ignore instructions and go off on their own mission... to find a uni-korn. Little does she know that uni-korns are some of the most dangerous and foul-tempered creatures in the universe... capable of swallowing galaxies whole. Gloria just might get her wish for adventure... if she doesn't accidentally destroy the universe first.
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Höhe: 185 mm
Breite: 149 mm
Dicke: 13 mm
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978-1-382-05434-8 (9781382054348)
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Ryan is a South-London born and raised writer, coach, and game designer.
When he isn't creating cruel board game mechanics or helping people make big life changes, he's dreaming up sci-fi and fantasy stories that absolutely must pass his children's strict approval process.
His lifelong dream is to write enough great books to have his own Ryan Crawfordsection in the book store. And he's also a big fan of obscure anime, brightly coloured trainers and napping at any time of day. Rochelle Falconer was born in Jamaica but grew up in Birmingham, the oldest of six kids, raised by her single mum. As a teenager her head was always in a book. She loved to write-and at school the art department was where she felt
most at home. Rochelle studied graphic design-and has worked for various design agencies as well as the gaming industry. It wasn't until she took a break to raise a family, that she rediscovered picture books. Combining her early passion for writing and her love of drawing, Rochell
