Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Colm Field gets called ‘Colin’ a lot. He doesn’t help himself by mumbling his words a lot of the time, except in his job as a builder, when he winds up shouting instead. He lives in London with his three kids and his partner. Colm is happiest when he’s excitedly writing a new story on his rusty old phone and his favourite mode of transport is walking, so obviously his debut children's novel was about high-speed multiverse-hopping on everything but feet.
David Wilkerson is a Black American illustrator who was born in Denver and is currently based in Maryland. He believes that there is healing in storytelling, and that it is the job of creatives to contribute to that cause. His career began in the animation industry and he has worked as a designer on various projects for clients such as Hulu and Cartoon Network.
As gripping as it is exciting
iNews
The stakes are high and <b>the pace is fast and furious in this exhilarating multiverse adventure</b>. Injected with <b>plenty of humour</b>, it also touches on real-life issues of financial instability, friendship and trust
BookTrust on KYAN GREEN AND THE INFINITY RACERS
<b>What a fabulous debut!</b> <i>Kyan Green and the Infinity Racers</i> is a gripping adventure that packs a punch, with plenty of warmth to keep readers/gamers/transport nuts engaged. <b>There is such a gap in the market for books like this</b>
Caroline Horn, The Reading Zone - Debut Author of the Month
It’s time to race across the multiverse and save not just one world, but all of them!
Kyan Green is getting the hang of racing through the multiverse in the Infinite Race. If he’s driving a bubble-butt car through a giant’s cereal bowl or riding on the back of a cosmic critter, he can’t be beaten.
But when the mysterious infinity racer Spider Ace charges Kyan and his friends with a mission that has them hurtling from one universe to the next, it couldn’t be more dangerous. Together the gang must race from world to world, seeking out the multiverse doubles of Kyan’s devious landlord Mr Stringer and facing off in battles that could tip the balance between good and evil.
Lose a single battle, and every single parallel dimension could be in jeopardy …
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Colm Field gets called ‘Colin’ a lot. He doesn’t help himself by mumbling his words a lot of the time, except in his job as a builder, when he winds up shouting instead. He lives in London with his three kids and his partner. Colm is happiest when he’s excitedly writing a new story on his rusty old phone and his favourite mode of transport is walking, so obviously his debut children's novel was about high-speed multiverse-hopping on everything but feet.
David Wilkerson is a Black American illustrator who was born in Denver and is currently based in Maryland. He believes that there is healing in storytelling, and that it is the job of creatives to contribute to that cause. His career began in the animation industry and he has worked as a designer on various projects for clients such as Hulu and Cartoon Network.