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    Casper Candlewacks in the Time Travelling Toaster
    Casper Candlewacks in the Time Travelling Toaster
    Casper Candlewacks in the Time Travelling Toaster
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    Casper Candlewacks in the Time Travelling Toaster

    Written by Ivan Brett

    Narrated by David Thorpe

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    About this audiobook

    Casper Candlewacks is the only boy with any sense in a village full of idiots… the fourth and final instalment in the hilarious Casper Candlewacks series.

    Praise for Casper Candlewacks in Death by Pigeon:

    “a funny and engaging debut” JEREMY STRONG

    Most villages have an idiot but Casper's village is full of them. So being bright makes Casper something of an outsider.

    Luckily Casper has Lamp to him company – his less-than-bright best mate who is also a strangely ingenious inventor.

    Lamp’s latest invention is a time-travelling toaster – or so he says. But can a toaster really transport them through space and time or will they both just end up as toast?

    The final tale in the hilarious Casper Candlewacks series. You’d have to be an idiot to miss it!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateJan 3, 2013
    ISBN9780007497829
    Author

    Ivan Brett

    Ivan was born in Edinburgh in 1989, in a bike shop, or so he thought for a good chunk of his childhood. As a Philosophy undergraduate at Bristol University he spent his spare time scribbling on the backs of bus tickets, crisp packets, or whatever else he could get his hands on. Thankfully these scribbles ended up becoming a book. He now lives in London and is a full-time writer.

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