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The Champ
vs The Werewolf Warriorz
by Anh Do
Illustrated by David Atze
Published by Allen and Unwin
ISBN
9781761065637
Summer was an ordinary girl who could swing a baseball really hard, super hard, but so others may not wonder where she gets her super powers from . she knew that she would have to wear a sports uniform to play baseball otherwise
The story starts one day when she is out looking for a present for her brother Carl. Summer walks into the local sports store at Rockstone where she lives and is immediately drawn to the super baseball bat which the sales person notices. But Summer wasn't there to buy anything for herself and she soon realises she is in the wrong shop.
She had to remember and stay focused that she was looking off a present for her brother Carl who is in a wheelchair.
She would really love to buy her brother a replacement phone for his old crackly one but knowing that she can't afford one that costs $1000 she is wondering what she can get and then, suddenly she sees an ad for the Rockstone Fair with the possibility of winning prizes The question on her mind is how can she win a prize for Carl.
Enter the Weerwolf Warrior that she saw earlier at the shopping mall before going into the sports store. She had never seen them before but they looked interesting
At the Rockstone Autumn Fair, the Book Witch and her army of Werewolf Warriorz are threatening to ruin the fair but they didn't count on meeting Summer and her super powers. Will she be able to save the day, and the fair, without revealing her secret identity?
In this fun adventurous and light hearted book with caring serious moments and cute black and white drawings younger readers of around 7+ will find out all the answers to these and more aspects of the story and meet Summer's good friend who try to help while having fun along the way energetic smiling Ahn Do does it again with writing this delightful story book for kids reading and expanding their vocabularies
The Author
Anh Do is a Vietnamese-born Australian author, actor and comedian. He has appeared on many Australian TV shows such as Thank God You're Here and Good News Week, and was runner-up on Dancing With The Stars in 2007. He studied a combined Business Law degree at the University of Technology, Sydney.
He is the brother of film director Khoa Do and has acted in several of Khoa's films, including Footy Legends, which he co-wrote and produced. In 2012, his TV show Anh Does Vietnam began airing.
