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Space Lizards Stole My Brain! [Paperback]

Mark Griffiths , Pete Williamson
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  • Paperback: 256 pages
  • Publisher: Simon & Schuster Childrens Books (5 Jan 2012)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 0857071319
  • ISBN-13: 978-0857071316
  • Product Dimensions: 19.4 x 12.8 x 1.8 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 162,691 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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Very funny debut novel...loaded with goofy characters, daft situations and laugh-out-loud lines. Douglas Adams himself would have relished the surly triceratops who goes on a rampage towards the end. --The Financial Times, 21st January 2012

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When Admiral Skink, an alien-lizard warlord from the planet Swerdlix, is attacked by The Hideous and Unimaginably Vast Comet Creature of Poppledock he faces a certain death...but luckily his underlings have installed the BrainTwizzler 360 Mind Migration SystemTM. This nifty invention safely transfers Skink's mind on to a memory wafer and jettisons it through space to find a suitable temporary "home" until he can be rescued by his fellow Swerdlixians. Unluckily for eleven-year-old Lance Spratley it just so happens that the temporary home for Admiral Skink's mind is his body! And while Skink deals with being trapped in Lance's useless body - it can't even breathe fire! -- Lance is transferred to a virtual waiting room surrounded by the lizard race who seem intent on destroying Earth when they have successfully retrieved Skink. Will Lance ever get his body back? And even if he does will he be able to thwart Admiral Skink and the Swerdlixians plans to invade Earth...

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5.0 out of 5 stars Funny, imaginative, unputdownable sci-fi adventure for kids, 29 Jan 2012
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This review is from: Space Lizards Stole My Brain! (Paperback)
'Space Lizards Stole My Brain' is a hugely entertaining sci-fi romp for kids. It features a tyrannical cold-hearted (and cold-blooded) warrior lizard called Admiral Skink whose spaceship gets blown up during a battle. Clever technology preserves his mind in a 'memory wafer' which is jetisoned into outer space. His mind is now set to be transferred to the brain of whichever intelligent creature comes along after the memory wafer lands on a habitable planet. Unfortunately for 11-year-old Lance Spratley that just happens to be him.

Lance finds his own mind transported to a virtual reality prison while Admiral Skink gets used to being inside the body of a small, pink-skinned mammal. Skink finds himself having to deal with the horrors of parents, teachers and bullies without the means to blast them into atoms.

He needs to recover the memory wafer in the 'meteorite' now placed in a museum so that he can call for rescue. Meanwhile, Lance is being prodded and questioned by unpleasant reptilians seeking to learn more about humanity so they can conquer the Earth. And if you think Admiral Skink will learn anything about human kindness while trapped in Lance's body, you'll be wrong - once he's free of our planet, he fully intends to have it utterly destroyed. Eek!

There's a bit of peril and plenty of action in 'Space Lizards' but mainly it's a lot of fun. Space Lizards is a funny book - if Douglas Adams had written for kids, it would have been something like this. Lots of crazy alien lifeforms (eg Venom Pandas), witty bits of futuristic technology mixed in with some genuinely clever sci-fi. If you know a 10-year-old (ish) who loves Doctor Who they will adore 'Space Lizards Stole My Brain'.
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