Revenge of the Flightless - Gunn, Danny
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Revenge is a dish best pecked cold. After 150 years, emus have returned to Tasmania. Brought in to combat a mysterious creature attacking livestock, emus now roam the farms of Lithgow. Everyone loves them, but Eli thinks they're creepy. Their heads are creepy. Their eyes are creepy. Even the way they walk is creepy. But if they can stop the creature from attacking their livestock, then he can live with it. Except the attacks aren't stopping and now a strange man is hanging around Eli's farm. What does he want and what does he have to do with the attacks? Strange things are happening in Lithgow. Scary, frightening things...…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Revenge is a dish best pecked cold. After 150 years, emus have returned to Tasmania. Brought in to combat a mysterious creature attacking livestock, emus now roam the farms of Lithgow. Everyone loves them, but Eli thinks they're creepy. Their heads are creepy. Their eyes are creepy. Even the way they walk is creepy. But if they can stop the creature from attacking their livestock, then he can live with it. Except the attacks aren't stopping and now a strange man is hanging around Eli's farm. What does he want and what does he have to do with the attacks? Strange things are happening in Lithgow. Scary, frightening things...
Autorenporträt
Born in 1984, Danny Gunn grew up in Melbourne, Victoria before moving to North-west Tasmania in 2016 with his partner and daughter. Now living on the beach, his family has grown to include two cats and the occasional penguin. He played representative football and cricket as a junior and loved reading Goosebumps and Spooksville (and still does). He is the author of the Tasmanian-based Van Diemen's Valley middle grade horror series and The Pirate's Curse, the first in the Ethan Jackson Adventures. When not writing, Danny enjoys hiking, kayaking, scuba diving, and spending time with his family.