Welcome to another brilliantly quirky adventure story from creative powerhouse Philip Reeve and Sarah McIntyre.

Bumbleford has been hit by a series of biscuit thefts. All the clues lead straight to the only roly-poly flying pony in town, and Max’s best friend, KEVIN! Max and Kevin are forced to go on the run. Will they find the °ù±ð²¹±ôÌýculprit before Kevin ends up in pony prison?

Book talk

Share your first responses to this book, before talking about key feelings and questions.

Open questions to get you started:

• What did you like best in this book?
• What do you remember most?
• What didn’t you like?

Then talk about the story in more detail:

• Was this book what you expected?
• Did you read it straight through, or did it take a while?
• What age person do you think would like this book best? Why?
• What did you think of the characters? – the people and the robots! Who is your favourite? Why?
• Astra’s request for ‘the Ultimate Cake’ has scary results! What lesson do we learn from this?!
• What did you think of the way everything turned out? Had you worked out what might happen? How?

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One girl, four bunnies, and a wonderful dancing adventure!

Millie’s class have gone to the theatre to watch real ballerinas dance! But where can the Ballet Bunnies be? Will Millie be able to find them before the curtain rises? With a Ballet Bunny on your side, fun and laughter are never far away. Beautifully-illustrated stories with heart; perfect for newly emerging readers who love ballet and bunnies!

‘A must for small ballet fans.’ – The Guardian

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One girl, four bunnies, and a wonderful dancing adventure!

It’s Millie’s birthday, and the Ballet Bunnies are coming to stay at her house! She’s going to have a ballet-themed party with all of her friends-all she’s got to do is keep the Ballet Bunnies hidden from everyone, including her mum. How hard can that be? But when everyone arrives Millie starts to feel a bit anxious. Everyone is so loud, and she feels a bit out of control. Can the Ballet Bunnies help her to find her courage, and get into the party spirit? With a Ballet Bunny on your side, fun and laughter are never far away.

Beautifully-illustrated stories with heart; perfect for newly emerging readers who love ballet and bunnies!

‘A must for small ballet fans.’ – The Guardian

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