<p><b>AN INSTANT <i>SUNDAY TIMES</i> #1 CHILDREN'S BESTSELLER! (<i>The</i> <i>Sunday Times</i> 19 May 2024)<br><br>The SPECTACULAR new book in the MAX MAGIC series, from superstar TV presenter and magician, Stephen Mulhern.</b><br><br><i>THE SHOW MUST GO ON!</i><br><br>Max Mullers is ready to take his <b>magic skills</b> to the next level. Then the news hits that the no-good <b>Crayfish Twins</b> have broken out of jail and are ready to get their revenge on Max and his friends. Luckily, Max and the gang are heading to the incredible <b>Bupkins holiday resort</b> for a week of <b>seaside fun</b> - it's the perfect place to lie low.<br><br>But staying out of <b>the spotlight</b> doesn't come naturally to Max, and he's soon grabbing attention at Popkins with his <b>magic and</b> <b>mischief</b> - and not in a good way! Max and his friends have managed to escape some sticky situations in the past, but will they be able to stay one step ahead of trouble this time?<br><br>Engaging <b><i>black-and-white illustrations </i></b>throughout and a <b><i>dyslexic-friendly layout</i></b> make this perfect for every child.<br><br><b>Don't miss Max's latest magic-filled adventure - from Stephen Mulhern and Tom Easton, with illustrations by Begoña Fernández Corbalán.<br></b><b><br><u><br>Praise for MAX MAGIC</u><br><br> What kids are saying:<br></b><br><i>'The best book I've ever read.' </i>- Marlow, aged 10<br><br><i>'I loved Max Magic so much that now I want to be a magician!'</i> - Leo, aged 8<br><br><i>'I really loved Max Magic. I can't wait to read the next book!'</i> - Lana, aged 7<br><b><br> What grown-ups are saying . . . </b><br><br><i> 'An entertaining adventure about family, friendship and, of course, magic.' </i>- First News <br><br><i> 'A great story to share with children to help inspire them to follow their dreams'</i> - Teach Primary<br><br><i> 'Bursting with energy and fun, Max Magic is an ideal summer term easy read.' </i>- Schools Reading List<br><br><i> 'This rip-roaring romp is [...] ideal for every child to read and enjoy.' </i>- Lancaster Guardian</p>