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Zombie Xl by Pete Kalu

Series: STRIKER
Imprint: HopeRoad

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Leonard is sat on the substitutes' bench, but never asked to play . . . and it's not even as if the Ducie High football team is any good: they get beaten, time after time. Then everything changes. After a game near a nuclear power plant, a weird energy passes through Leonard, and that night in bed he is visited by zombies . . .

About the Author
Pete Kalu is a novelist, playwright and poet and has previously won the BBC Playwrights Award, The Voice/Jamaica Information Service Marcus Garvey Scholarship Award and Contact/BBC Dangerous Comedy Prize. Other books in the STRIKER series by Pete: Being Me and The Silent Striker. His adult fiction: Lick Shot, Little Jack Horner, Professor X, Yard Dogs and Black Star Rising. Pete Kalu lives in Manchester, UK.

Reviews
`A feast of fun and imagination, Kalu's writing is a joy' (Courttia Newland) `Another cracker from the master storyteller' (Suandi OBE) `Don't read this book at night-time, it will have you cowering under your bed' (Tariq Mehmood)



Book Information
ISBN 9781908446718
Author Pete Kalu
Format Paperback
Page Count 216
Imprint HopeRoad
Publisher HopeRoad Publishing Ltd
Series STRIKER
Weight(grams) 16g

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Series:
STRIKER
Imprint:
HopeRoad


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