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Danny Best: Full On

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Danny Best: Full On

Danny Best doesn’t just think he’s The Best. He knows it! With his friends Fab, Clancy, Sticks, Dylan and Mae, plus trusty dog Pugsley, Danny turns every single day into one crazy adventure. And if you don’t believe me, check these out: ‘Danny Best tells lies,’ Olivia aged 7. ‘I would like to wrestle Danny Best,’ Joe aged 8. ‘I once saw Danny Best. But then I didn’t,’ Zac aged 8. ‘Danny Best lives near my cousin,’ Rory aged 9. ‘Danny Best should sit up straight and stop fooling around,’ Mrs Gidley, teacher. ‘Danny Best is a legend!’ Anonymous aged 8 and three-quarters.

CategoriesAdventureHumour
IllustratorMitch Vane About
Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
Age9+
ISBN9780733333330
Published7/07/2015
Price Per CopyRRP $16.99
1–9 copies$15.29
10–19 copies$14.44
20+ copies$13.59
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Jennifer Storer

Jen Storer has written many books for kids but most of them have been about serious topics such as rainforests and bones and the history of ice-cream (extremely serious). She has written three books for Penguin: Sing, Pepi, Sing, I Hate Sport (which is an Aussie Chomp and was written under her old nickname, Prue Storer).

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Mitch Vane

Mitch Vane is a RMIT Graphic Arts graduate and has been working as a freelance illustrator for fifteen years – five of them based in London. She lives in Melbourne with her partner who is a writer, and two children. Mitch’s work touches all areas of visual communication; cartoons for magazines, book covers, children’s book illustrations, work for promotions and packaging in advertising, editorial illustrations and posters. Her cartoons appear regularly in the Age. She also illustrated two Aussie Nibbles by Ursula Dubosarsky, The Two Gorillas and Fairy Bread.

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