Books with author Michael Broome

When the SPACEMUTTS crash land on an unknown planet, they are set upon by an army of Ninja Kittens! Duke the shy Great Dane is along for the ride, but can the gentle giant be brave and free his friends?Michael Broad has written and illustrated over thirty books for children. The first book in his successful Jake Cake series was shortlisted for the Waterstone's Children's Book Prize and the Nottingham Children's Book Award. Michael's picture book Scaredy Cat & Boo was nominated for the Kate Greenaway Medal.

An alpha male, and a girl with unstable paranormal abilities, a witch searching for answers, a ghost girl with an existential crisis, and a conniving adversary. Absolutely nothing could go wrong. Avery Struggled to control her supernatural abilities and had been tasked to help souls pass on to the next life. As a foster kid who lived in a toxic home, Avery found it easier to be alone. with only a ghost girl by her side, she moved through life seemingly invisible. Yet, after one accidental touch, with a boy named Jericho, her already difficult life becomes even more complex.When their worlds collide, they find that learning to rely on one another was proving to be difficult. However, they played a crucial role, in something that was much bigger than themselves; and they needed to do exactly that to end a malignant force.

Monty is a very young elephant, and his Mama is concerned for his safety. She tells him the two important things he must always remember. First, he must stay with their herd, where he will be protected from danger. Second, he must never forget how much his mother loves him. Then, Monty sees something bright and blue that is half-buried in the ground, and he thinks it might be a bouquet of forget-me-nots. He wants to bring the flowers to his Mama. Forgetting her words, he stops to dig it up, but when he looks up from his task, he discovers that his herd has moved on, and is nowhere in sight. As he goes looking for them, Monty finds many other animals grouped together--a flock of flamingos, a mob of meerkats, and a colony of termites. But now, the rain is coming, and Monty still hasn't found his herd. What on earth can he do? This warm and gentle story for younger children features large color illustrations on every page.

This is the first book in a four-book series. Each book has three unbelievable adventures written in Jake's own notebooks and embellished with his gloriously funny comments and illustrations throughout. Here Jake meets a werewolf, a monster and a real-life mummy.Deliciously funny, the stories are a satisfying blend of comforting real life mixed with magical mayhem. Just right for boys and girls of 7+, and for all fans of Horrid Henry!

A huge horrible hairball is heading for Earth, but new recruit Monty doesn't like to get his paws dirty. When the SPACEMUTTS are captured, can the pampered poodle muck in to save his friends?Michael Broad has written and illustrated over thirty books for children. The first book in his successful Jake Cake series was shortlisted for the Waterstone's Children's Book Prize and the Nottingham Children's Book Award. Michael's picture book Scaredy Cat & Boo was nominated for the Kate Greenaway Medal.

Altus Brown is the bravest kid in Staunton, Indiana. Altus never turns down a challenge or an adventure and it usually leads to him and his friends getting into some sticky situations. As far as Altus knew, no kid in the history of town has ever jumped Sulphur Creek on their bike. When Altus's friend T.J. bets him that he can't be the first kid to make the jump, Altus finds himself struggling. Should he chicken out and lose a $10 bet, or should he try the jump, gain certain fame, and win T.J.'s $10?

Altus Brown is the bravest kid in Staunton, Indiana. Altus never turns down a challenge or an adventure and it usually leads to him and his friends getting into some sticky situations. As far as Altus knew, no kid in the history of town has ever jumped Sulphur Creek on their bike. When Altus's friend T.J. bets him that he can't be the first kid to make the jump, Altus finds himself struggling. Should he chicken out and lose a $10 bet, or should he try the jump, gain certain fame, and win T.J.'s $10?