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100% Hero
  • Published: 1 May 2010
  • ISBN: 9781864715491
  • Imprint: Random House Australia
  • Format: EBook
  • Pages: 286

100% Hero

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1 May 2010
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1 June 2009
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Freddy the werewolf boy must come to the rescue again when his father is captured in wolf form and put in the zoo. How can one silly, vain, un-heroic boy save the day?

Freddy the werewolf boy must come to the rescue again when his father is captured in wolf form and put in the zoo. How can one silly, vain, un-heroic boy save the day?

Freddy Lupin's noble werewolf family is in trouble again. A TV reporter has captured Freddy's dad and put him in the zoo, and strange visitors are snooping around Farfang Castle, looking for the mysterious Blavendoch. Before he can protest, Freddy is packed off to camp. He's looking forward to all the extreme sports adventures - until he's handed pink tights and dainty ballet slippers. Freddy has a choice: face the ghostly blood-sucking demon outside . . . or dance.

Great horned toads! How's Freddy going to get out of this one?
  • Published: 1 May 2010
  • ISBN: 9781864715491
  • Imprint: Random House Australia
  • Format: EBook
  • Pages: 286
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About the author

Jayne Lyons

Jayne Lyons is an internationally published children’s author who loves to write irreverent page-turning comedy action. Born and raised in Liverpool, UK, Jayne combines the unlikely loves of nineteenth-century literature with being a sport tragic – especially soccer. Jayne has travelled the world with her day job as a geologist. She moved to Australia in 2005 and now works in combating climate change by offsetting carbon emissions.

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Praise for 100% Hero

It is an excellent book and it shows that werewolves are not always the bad guys. I recommend this book for fun-lovers of all ages.

Illawarra Mercury

This is Jayne Lyon’s second story of Freddy Lupin. Freddy is somewhat self-obsessed, a trifle oblivious, a little opinionated but brave and good-hearted. His supporting cast, from the faithful mongrel Batty to his charmingly rakish father flasheart, are all well–realised characters in their own right. A fast, funny read for upper primary ages.

Australian Bookseller + Publisher