Fuzzy Mud
Publisher: Bloomsbury
Marshall and Tamaya take a short cut home from school one day to avoid the school bully – through the forbidden, completely out-of-bounds woods. But what’s the worst that can happen? It’s just a bunch of trees, after all.
What Tamaya and Marshall don’t know is that a teeny tiny bacteria has escaped from a nearby science laboratory and settled in the woods. It’s man-made, high-energy, and fast-multiplying, and looks a bit like fuzzy mud. And when Tamaya scoops up a chunk of fuzzy mud and throws it at the bully, well, that’s the beginning of everything…
Imagine a mad scientist invented something that grew so fast it could cover a football pitch in days. Imagine it escaped into the wild. What might happen?
Mixing Tamaya’s and Marshall’s stories with interviews and science reports, this is a fast-paced and exciting story of bravery, friendships, and science gone wacky.
What you thought...
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antek, 8 Mawrth 2018
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I have not read this book yet but the reason I chose this book because the I have heard is good and I would probably read this book
Jake, 8 Mawrth 2018
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This book was brilliant. It had me hooked right from the beginning and had my heart pounding whenever I turned the page. The author has made some amazing books before and this one is no different. I recommend this to year 5 and up.
Kit, 5 Chwefror 2018
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This book is one of my favourite books of all time because this about a disease that is really harmful and is very hard to cure. It makes me want to read more mainly because it makes the impossible happen but barely. I would recommend this book for ages 11+
Mishaal, 5 Chwefror 2018
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A very good book but it could improve at some moments. Sometimes it did not make me want to read on. japorpsquorp :)
Edmund, 5 Chwefror 2018
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An absolutely brilliant book that tackles the subject of bullying in the most unexpected way.
Ayaan, 19 Tachwedd 2017
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I ABSOLUTLY LOVE THIS BOOK I COULDNT EXPLAIN MYSELF MORE
Genie 3, 3 Rhagfyr 2015
this book is good because I like adventures