The Last Kids on Earth and the Doomsday Race by Max Brallier - Ages 9-12 - Paperback

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Details:. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780008491338. Publisher: Farshore. Age Range: 9-12 years. Overview:. The Last Kids on Earth and the Doomsday Race is the seventh thrilling instalment in Max Brallier's New York Times bestselling monster-adventure series, now a hit Netflix show. Jack Sullivan and his ragtag crew race against time and terrifying creatures to stop Rezzoch the Ancient before it's too late. Packed with laugh-out-loud humour, black-and-white illustrations by Douglas Holgate, and heart-pounding action, this paperback is perfect for reluctant readers and series fans aged 9 and up craving zombies, monsters and unforgettable friendship.. About the Book:. On the road toward Mallusc City, Jack's zombie-control abilities are growing stronger, and the team pushes onward toward the Tower, determined to thwart Rezzoch the Ancient, Destructor of Worlds. Their journey takes a wild detour when a colossal centipede-like monster named Mallusc swallows them whole, carrying the world's largest shopping mall on its back. Inside Mallusc City, the kids discover a thriving monster society filled with familiar allies and unexpected rivalries, soon learning that power isn't only won in battle but at the ballot box too. When Jack runs for mayor, his promises to protect his friends, defend the vulnerable and keep the water fountains stocked earn him laughter, fear and surprising loyalty. But as Mallusc comes under attack, Jack's leadership is tested like never before. He must rally every ounce of ingenuity, courage and his friends' quirky skills to outwit dangerous foes, solve tricky puzzles and protect their fragile new world from a threat far bigger than one monster. Told through a dynamic mix of fast-paced text and comic-style black-and-white illustrations, this instalment delivers witty dialogue, non-stop action and heartwarming moments of teamwork that will resonate with readers who love humour alongside courage. Fans of graphic-novel storytelling and