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A monstrously fun new series from John Kloepfer, author of the fan-favorite series The Zombie Chasers, now in paperback.

Freddie Liddle has a big problem: Monsters. Giant, fire-breathing, electric-shocking, bone-crunching monsters are attacking his town. Even worse, it’s Freddie’s fault. After drawing monsters based on the meanest bullies in his class, Freddie used his school’s 3D printer to make models of them. But the last thing he expected was that the monsters would come to life and keep growing, and GROWING, and GROWING.

There’s just one way to stop these oversize beasts: recruit the bullies, since only they know how the monsters think. But teaming up with his worst enemies is Freddie’s worst nightmare. Can Freddie make friends with his bullies and save his town, or will the monsters have the final ROAR?

• Enemies to Allies: To defeat the monsters, Freddie has to team up with the very same bullies he based them on. Getting them to work together might be harder than fighting the beasts.
• Teamwork and Friendship: A laugh-out-loud story about finding friends in the most unexpected places and learning that five heads are better than two—even if some of those heads belong to your worst enemies.
• Middle Grade Adventure: Get ready for a fast-paced, monstrously fun ride full of giant rampaging creatures, narrow escapes, and creative problem-solving that will keep kids turning the pages.
• Funny Action for Kids: Perfect for fans of laugh-out-loud adventures who love stories about monsters, mayhem, and the everyday chaos of middle school.

John Kloepfer is the author of the popular Monsters Unleashed and Zombie Chasers series, as well as the out-of-this-world alien trilogy Galaxy’s Most Wanted. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Jenny, and their dog, Doozy.

Mark Oliver likes being an illustrator because he gets to paint, draw, and use his creative genius in many different ways using a computer. Sometimes he does it so well, he wins awards for it (the Stockport Children’s Book Award in 2006 and 2011, among others). Mark’s very clever, but he never brags about how clever he is, just in case people ask him tricky questions about zombies, string theory, or moral relativism. Visit him at www.olly.net.