The Mapmaker's Monsters 1: Beware the Buffalogre! by Rob Stevens

The Mapmaker's Monsters 1: Beware the Buffalogre! by Rob Stevens

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Here be monsters! And maps! And mayhem! Meet Hugo, the apprentice mapmaker with a knack for discovering the weirdest of places . . .

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The Mapmaker's Monsters 1: Beware the Buffalogre! by Rob Stevens

When Christopher Columbus-wannabe Rupert Lilywhite decides to set sail and discover a new land - it's all the rage in the fifteenth century - Walter Bailey and his twelve-year-old nephew Hugo are employed as the ship's mapmakers. And when the sailors do eventually spot a mystery island, it is Walter and Hugo who are dispatched to investigate (nobody else can be bothered). Arriving on a beach of purple sand, the intrepid pair believe that they have found paradise . . . until Walter is picked off by a giant flying rat. But with the help of some weird and wonderful talking creatures, including Pigasus the flutterhog, Delphina the water-breathing merphin and Savage, the tiny but fearless mouse, Hugo is given a chance to save his uncle and put his mapmaking training to the test.
According to his file Rob Stevens lives in Dorset with his wife and two young sons. He studied at Cambridge University – a notorious MI6 recruiting ground. Government documents list his occupation as `Airline Pilot’, which would be the perfect cover for a Secret Agent.
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ISBN 13 9780330456692
ISBN 10 0330456695
Title The Mapmaker's Monsters 1: Beware the Buffalogre!
Author Rob Stevens
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Pan Macmillan
Year published 2009-01-02
Number of pages 288
Prizes Short-listed for Waterstone's Children's Book Prize 2009
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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