Scream Street: Looks Like Trouble

Dive into the hilariously spooky world of Scream Street with "Looks Like Trouble," a frightfully funny paperback by Tommy Donbavand, published by Walker Books Ltd in 2016. This book, perfect for fans of the CBBC animated TV series, proves that appearances can be deceiving especially on Scream Street, the government's designated safe haven for all manner of monsters! This collection features two thrilling adventures that will have you howling with laughter. In the first tale, "Looks Like Trouble," young vampire Resus Negative stumbles upon a mystical mirror hidden deep within a forgotten crypt. Drawn by its allure, he inadvertently swaps places with his reflection a decidedly *evil* reflection! Can Resus escape the mirror's clutches and reclaim his life before his sinister doppelganger wreaks havoc on Scream Street? Get ready for a sidesplitting struggle against self-reflection gone wrong! The second spine-tingling story revolves around Eefa, the seemingly eternally youthful owner of a popular shop on Scream Street. What our monster friends *don't* know is that Eefa is actually a 300-year-old witch! Her secret? A magical portrait that maintains her youthful facade. Disaster strikes when the portrait is accidentally tossed into the bin. Werewolf Luke Watson, Cleo Farr, and Resus must race against time to retrieve the portrait before Eefa's true, ancient visage is revealed. The stakes are high: if they fail, Scream Street will face the wrath of a very grumpy, very old witch! Tommy Donbavand, known for his knack for crafting clever and engaging stories for young readers, delivers another hit with "Scream Street: Looks Like Trouble." His writing is fast-paced, witty, and perfectly captures the spirit of the beloved TV series. He seamlessly blends humor and horror, making this book an ideal read for children who enjoy a good scare with a hearty dose of laughter. "Looks Like Trouble" is a fantastic entry point to the Scream Street universe, and a must-have for existing fans. It perfectly encapsulates the show's quirky charm and monster-filled mayhem. Prepare for spooky fun, monstrous laughs, and a whole lot of trouble! This book is sure to entertain kids aged 7-11, and its humour will keep them hooked from beginning to end. With 128 pages packed with thrilling adventures and hilarious moments, "Scream Street: Looks Like Trouble" is a guaranteed page-turner.