A new story in the Lightning Strikes series.

The afro-wigged, eye make-up wearing alpacas have escaped! Charlie and Helen need to get them back into their pen before anyone notices. If they can’t, there’ll be trouble. But how do you catch an animal that is out to get you?

Creators

James Roy was born in Trundle, western NSW. When he was ten months old his parents accepted a missionary appointment to the highlands of Papua New Guinea. A placement in Fiji followed some years later and, by the age of 16, James had spent more than half of his life living in the islands of the South Pacific. He attributes much of his early interest in books to the absence of TV, a wonderful library full of adventure books, and the opportunity to play as those characters in wild, adventuresome places. James lives in the Blue Mountains with his family and writes both fiction and non-fiction for children and young adults. Spitting Image is his second Walker title. His first, Queasy Rider, is also part of the Lightning Strikes series.

Reviews

It’s funny, fast paced and most readers will be able to identify with the ‘boring’ family outing!

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