The Land of Lost Things

Andy Griffiths, Bill Hope

Publisher: Pan Macmillan
Publication Date: 05/09/2024 ISBN: 9781035046140 Category:
Hardback

£12.99

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Dive into a laugh-out-loud adventure with You and Me and the Land of Lost Things – the first book in the action packed, hilarious, highly-illustrated You and Me series. From the author behind the multi-million bestselling Treehouse series, Andy Griffiths, this book puts YOU the reader right into the middle of the adventure! This book is highly illustrated by Bill Hope in a comic book style, perfect for fans of Dogman and Bunny vs Monkey.

What are you waiting for? Come on in!

Hey, you – yes, you!

Remember our first ever adventure? You and me trekked to the Land of Lost Things in search of my lucky rabbit’s foot. You remember it, right? Along the way we meet some wacky new friends, the Knucklehead brothers, a wristwatch that’s lost its flock, a talking book, hundreds of snapping turtles and a pirate rabbit!

Did we find my lucky charm? Well, you already know that, YOU were there!

But if you’ve forgotten you’ll just have to read the book!

Join us on an exciting adventure lose yourself in The Land of Lost Things. You’ll never want to be found . . . ! And don’t miss our next hilarious adventure in The Peanut Butter Beast.

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