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The second sensational book in a brand-new funny, accessible and action-packed space-adventure series written by the incredible Lorraine Gregory – perfect for middle grade fans of MG Leonard and David Baddiel! If the fate of the entire multiverse was in your hands, what would YOU do? Nothing exciting ever happens on twelve-year-old Danny’s estate . . . that is until he falls through a locker in his grandad’s workshop and finds himself in an Interdimensional Lost Property Office! Join Danny, Modge and Inaaya in a rocket-fuelled rampage across the universe and space shenanigans as they race to save the universe from the evil Flurm Worm . . .

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"Praise for the first book in the Interdimensional Explorers series: LoveReading4Kids June 2023 Book of the Month: Looking for engaging fiction that will satisfy readers who love space, tech and all-out adventure? Look no further than Lorraine Gregory’s Interdimensional Explorers. With a cast of varied, relatable characters, and Jo Lindley’s expressive illustrations providing additional comic flair, this fast-paced story sets up a new series in spectacular, space-tastic style! “Lorraine’s work brims with imagination, wit, and warmth. Interdimensional Explorers is going to excite and delight readers!” Jennifer Killick, author of the Dread Wood series ""Lorraine’s writing is always perfection! By turns hilarious and heartbreaking and never disappoints!” James Nicol, author of Spell Tailors “Lorraine Gregory’s stories sparkle with heart, truth and imagination, with the most wondrous creatures to delight and enchant young readers, and relatable characters which all children can see themselves in.’ Vashti Hardy, author of the Brightstorm Series"

"‘What a fantastic world Lorraine has created: it is bonkers, original and SO clever!… It’s a twisty, intergalactic adventure which is perfect of fans of Jenny McLachlan, Maz Evans and Jamie Littler.’ – Check ‘Em Out Books ‘Reading this has been such a joy – the storyline in combination with the artwork is a winning combination’ – Mrs Sydney’s Famous World’s Smallest Library ‘As this quirky intergalactic adventure twists and turns it will surely keep readers riveted as they are sucked into the fantastic world that Lorraine Gregory has created and Jo Lindley illustrated.’ – Red Reading Hub Praise for the first book in the Interdimensional Explorers series: LoveReading4Kids June 2023 Book of the Month: Looking for engaging fiction that will satisfy readers who love space, tech and all-out adventure? Look no further than Lorraine Gregory’s Interdimensional Explorers. With a cast of varied, relatable characters, and Jo Lindley’s expressive illustrations providing additional comic flair, this fast-paced story sets up a new series in spectacular, space-tastic style! “Lorraine’s work brims with imagination, wit, and warmth. Interdimensional Explorers is going to excite and delight readers!” - Jennifer Killick, author of the Dread Wood series ""Lorraine’s writing is always perfection! By turns hilarious and heartbreaking and never disappoints!” James Nicol, author of Spell Tailors “Lorraine Gregory’s stories sparkle with heart, truth and imagination, with the most wondrous creatures to delight and enchant young readers, and relatable characters which all children can see themselves in.’ - Vashti Hardy, author of the Brightstorm Series"

Author Information

Lorraine Gregory is the daughter of an Austrian mother and an Indian father and was raised on an East London Council Estate. She's loved reading ever since she first learned how and some of her favourite children's authors are Roald Dahl, Judy Blume, Frances Hardinge, Beverley Cleary and Astrid Lindgren. Lorraine loves reading fantasy and science fiction and making up new worlds in her stories. In Interdimensional Explorers she can create as many worlds as she likes for her heroes to explore while fighting off evil aliens and generally saving the multi-verse... Jo Lindley is a children's book author and illustrator, living in Cardiff. At university, Jo replaced art with architecture, and her drawing became progressively more technical until one happy afternoon she rediscovered the joy of creating characters. She hasn't stopped since and now is a self-styled 'archistrator' (architect + illustrator). She illustrated Excitable Edgar, based on the John Lewis Christmas ad, and wrote and illustrated Where Does My Poo Go? for DK Children.

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