Googol Boy: And the peculiar incident of the Great Quiz Trophy

Name: Googol Boy: And the peculiar incident of the Great Quiz Trophy
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

John Michael

Mar 2021 · Simon and Schuster

5.0

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When an unassuming, rather clueless teenager is zapped by lightning while working on his computer, he absorbs all the information off the internet and his (very) ordinary brain starts to exhibit extraordinary potential. As Howie struggles to control his new-found power he is faced with all sorts of hilarious predicaments, from contending with mega-mean teachers to being ridiculed by the school braniac, a petite know-it-all determined to humiliate him. Can Howie overcome the enormous obstacles before him to defeat his annoying arch-nemesis and solve the peculiar mystery of the stolen Great Quiz Trophy?

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5.0

1 review

sharon evans

April 28, 2021

My sons loved this book. The idea of a boy going from zero to hero with the zap of a computer and the entire knowledge from the internet in his head was awesome. That and taking their teachers to task. Great story, great characters, fantastic book. They will be reading again!

About the author

John Michael is an English teacher by day, where he does his best to instil a love of literature into the heart of every student who wanders into his classroom – willingly or unwittingly! By night, he transforms into a writer – creating new worlds for young readers, full of unpredictable scenarios, zany humour and madcap imaginings.

Dave Atze : professional fun-haver and Illustrator of all things cute and cuddly. Commonly found sketching up a storm with his trusty K9 by his side, Dave has worked in cartoons, comics, games, toys, advertising and children’s books. Dave illustrates amazing books for kids that sell all over the world including Cat Spies Mouse, the Max Booth series, the Nursery Crimes series and books about a kangaroo from Uluru!

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