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Beyond the Knock Knock Door
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Beyond the Knock Knock Door

By Scott Monk About

The Bowman triplets always attract trouble. So when twelve-year-olds Michael, Luke and Samantha ruin a classmate’s costume party, they’re chased by the school bullies into the city sewers. Locked inside, they discover a different kind of exit . . .
A Knock-Knock Door.

It’s a gateway to another world where sharks fly, swashbucklers scheme and party costumes become real. Soon, the triplets are mistaken for famous heroes and enlisted to fight the biggest trouble of all: a rampaging monster.
Can you solve the puzzles and help bring our three adventurers home?

AuthorScott Monk About
Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
ISBN9781741664072
Published9/06/2009
Price Per CopyRRP $16.95
1–9 copies$15.25
10–19 copies$14.40
20+ copies$13.56
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Scott Monk

Scott Monk was born in Macksville NSW in 1974, grew up in Sydney and now lives in Adelaide. A reluctant reader during his teens, he wanted to write his own books to replace the dull ones that bored him to sleep during English classes. His first book with Random House, BOYZ ‘R’ US, won the Young Adults category of the 1997 Royal Blind Society’s Talking Book Awards and RAW his second novel was also shortlisted for the same awards in 1998. Scott wrote BOYZ ‘R’ US when he was 19 and it was published by Random House when he was 21. RAW is one of the few young adult novels listed for study for the 2001 HSC in NSW. In 1999, he won South Australia’s Young Journalist of the Year Award for his committment to youth affairs. He currently works for The Australian newspaper in Sydney. Scott’s loves include Indian food, photography, cricket, chocolate, movies, thunderstorms, frogs, going to the gym and body-boarding.

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