Danny Dingle's Fantastic Finds: The Metal-Mobile
by Angie Lake
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Pub Date 23 Jul 2015 | Archive Date 16 Jul 2020
Description
Follow the outrageously entertaining adventures of Danny Dingle, the schoolboy inventor, and his best friend Percy as they collect cool stuff for their box of fantastic finds and pull out all the stops to beat the evil genius Gareth Trumpshaw.
Danny and Percy know that they have to pull out all the stops to beat Danny's arch enemy, Gareth Trumpshaw, who's an evil genius, with an evil genius dad. (They're also big fat cheaters!)
Can Dad's special brew of super-fizzy cola save the day? Or will it be down to Superdog to come to the rescue yet again?
Advance Praise
''How often can you get a book with such global appeal that boys, girls,
avid readers, non-readers all enjoy? The buzz it has created in the
classroom is priceless."
- Mrs Dowsett, Year 5 teacher
''I wish we had more of these books!"
- Callum, aged 9
"My nephew has only read a few pages, but so far he was laughing his head off. Hopefully there will be more in the series!"
- Mr Brown, parent
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781782262084 |
| PRICE | £6.99 (GBP) |
Links
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Featured Reviews
Paul F, Reviewer
Pencil-like drawings, almost doodles, are interspersed throughout the story of a schoolkid whose only skills, despite his huge belief in himself, are goofing off and farting.
I think Superdog is a great name for a toad. My favorite line is “A tumbleweed rolled past.”
But seriously, there’s a lot of farting going on. And there’s only so much you can get out of a mediocre kid pretending he’s smart. The beginning of the egg chapter had me cringing.
Not sure what the message is here. Be an idiot, ignore your parents and your schoolwork, still win at the end?
2.5 pushed up to 3/5
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