11 year old girl gifts
8 year old girl gifts
9 year old girl gifts
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Author_Jen Carney
books for 10 year old girls
books for 11 year olds
books for 8 year olds
books for 9 year olds
books for kids age 10-12
boys books age 9 12
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cath howe
childrens books
childrens fiction
dork diaries
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family dynamics
funny books for kids
funny childrens books
gifts for 10 year old boys
gifts for 11 year old boys
gifts for 9 year old girls
jacqueline wilson
jeff kinney
katie kirby
liz pichon
lottie brooks
the accidental diary of bug
tom gates
wimpy kid
Product details
- ISBN 9780241631379
- Weight: 186g
- Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 05 Feb 2026
- Publisher: Penguin Random House Children's UK
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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First Ferris Foster’s dog got famous, and then his school did! He’s ready for normal life again, that is until his new foster brother Arthur arrives:
- The boys couldn’t be more different: Arthur is OBSESSED with space, whereas Ferris has more down-to-earth hobbies, like rating crisps out of 10.
- Arthur’s going to spend half-term at camp, giving Ferris the time (and space) to draw the best cartoon ever and win a grand cash prize that could change everything.
- On top of all that, Ferris and his mums are preparing for a nerve-wracking interview which will decide if they’ll finally become his foster-sister Keely’s forever family.
But when the Fosters drop Arthur off at Camp Space-Tacular, he has a SUPERNOVA of a meltdown and doesn’t want Ferris to leave! Can Ferris help Arthur, draw his competition-winning comic, and convince Keely’s social worker he’s the perfect big brother, or are his plans just too astronomical?!
Jen Carney is an author-illustrator who lives in Lancashire with her wife and three children. She writes contemporary laugh-out-loud middle-grade fiction that celebrates diversity and modern families.
