โ Scribed by John Marsden
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A warm and funny novel from the bestselling author of the** Tommorrow** series, Staying Alive in Year 5 , Cool School and Creep Street.
"Australia's king of young adult fiction" - The Australian
"Last week, Mrs Hazell got us to write a story called 'The Biggest Disaster I Ever Caused'. I should have asked for extra time to write it. I've got a feeling that by tomorrow I'll be able to do a whole new version."
Tony and his friends are seriously bored with their lives. They go 'looking for trouble'. But when a strange and secretive family move in down the road, Tony begins to wonder whether trouble hasn't come looking for him. And once trouble finds him - it doesn't want to let him go!
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