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“A pun-tastic, abundantly silly graphic novel”- Guardian“Puns a plenty, with true comic capers, thisnew series is perfect for fans of The Bad Guys and DogMan” - WRD MagazineWelcome to the Have A Great Spraywaterpark! There’s slides, rides and fried ice cream,but that’s not the real attraction . . .Meet Flamingo, Cactus,Donut and Watermelon - fourinflatable pool floats who live in an almost-forgotten pool nextto the Lost-and-Found office. They may have been left behind bytheir original owners, but that hasn’t stopped them becomingfirm (well actually quite squashy) friends. And of course there’sLynn too, the traditional blue Lilo who has been floatingaround since the park opened. She’s been there, done thatand got the puncture.But things don’t always go to plan when you’re filledwith air and live in a park packed with pointy things. From WalterS. Lide – the ruthless park owner – to Claws andPaws, the park’s stray cats, everyone is out to burst theirbubble. With each day bringing a fresh wave of drama, life withthe inflatables is always guaranteed to BLOW UP!Featuring TWO stories: Bad Air Day and MissionUn-poppable.A funny, sunny, splash-tastic new series for readers6+, featuring a gang of loveable pool floats!Perfect for fans of The Bad Guys, Bad Kitty,Spongebob and Toy Story.

Bouncy BFFs Cactus, Flamingo, Donut, and Watermelon are readyfor a fresh wave of drama in this hilariously action-packed graphicnovel bind up that's perfect for fans of Dog Man and The BadGuys!Holey sprinkles! Donut's going on a treasure hunt. The prize?The most delicious cookie ever tasted. But to find it, he needs tosneak his inflata-pals out of the water park, survive shark-infestedseas, and take on a petrifying Pickle. Will the holey heromake it back unpopped, or will the cookie crumble once and for all?Ready, set, BLOW! The water park is hosting the Airlympic Games,and Watermelon is ready to juice her opponents (especially Pineapple,who's rotten to the core). But this year, the games are ateam competition. Can Watermelon pump up her inflata-buddies togo for the gold or will Pineapple's sneaky tricks deflate them all?It's do or dive time!

The thrilling and hilarious sequel to The Last Human takes readers to a world where robots and humans coexist . . . though the peace between them may not last long.It’s been a few months since XR_935 met Emma, a human girl who wasn’t supposed to exist. Robots thought they’d eliminated all humans, but some have survived all these years. Robots and humans now live side by side, and the world is so much better for it. They’ve formed a new society, living together as equals.Even if XR doesn’t always understand humans, it is impressed by their creativity and ingenuity––especially considering all the terrible things that robots did to humans all those years ago. But some humans are not so quick to forgive. A group known as the Machine Breakers has emerged. They won’t stop until they’ve destroyed every robot on earth—and any human who stands in their way.Can XR and Emma stop them? Or could this be the end of the robots—and the world as they know it?Includes fun black-and-white illustrations.Film rights for Lee Bacon's thrilling middle grade novel The Last Human, the companion to Fall of the Robots, have been optioned by Sony Pictures, with Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (Spider‑Man: Into the Spider‑Verse, Project Hail Mary) attached to develop.

The thrilling and hilarious companion to The Last Human––which is in the works to be a major motion picture from the producers of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse—about a world where robots and humans coexist . . . though the peace between them may not last long—now in paperbackIt’s been a few months now since XR_935 met Emma, a human girl who wasn’t supposed to exist. The robots thought that they’d eliminated all humans, but there were still some clinging to survival, who made it through the war.Now the robots and humans live side by side, and the world is so much better for it. They’ve formed a new society where they live together as equals.Even if XR doesn’t always understand the emotions or the disorder of the human’s settlement, XR is impressed that they somehow always seem to make it work––especially considering all the terrible things that robots did to humans all those years ago. But some humans are not so quick to forget or forgive what the robots did . . . and a group of humans begins to rise up and rebel against the precarious peace that they’ve made.Can XR and Emma quell this danger? Or could this be the end of the robots—and the world—as they know it?