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Deadly!

By: Morris Gleitzman, Paul Jennings
Narrated by: Francis Greenslade, Melissa Eccleston
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 Sprocket's lost his memory; Amy's lost her dad. So now the two of them are on a quest that will take them to the weirdest nudist colony in the world - a hidden community whose dangerous experiments are keeping the nudists alive artificially. Now that their secret is out, are Amy and Sprocket's lives in peril?©2001 Lockley Lodge Pty Ltd and Creative Input Pty Ltd (P)2009 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd Action & Adventure

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Deadly! is a fun, entertaining, and delightfully offbeat Australian children’s story about two friends: Sprocket, seemingly performed with a mischievous grin by Francis Greenslade, and Amy, performed with juvenile gusto by Melissa Eccleston.

On the same fateful day, Amy’s parents vanish into thin air, while Sprocket wakes up in the middle of nowhere with amnesia and the discovery that he’s not wearing a stitch of clothing.

The two kids join forces and go on a strange and epic quest to solve both mysteries. Warning: a nudist colony with strange, and possibly immortal, powers is involved. Delightfully offbeat, indeed.
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