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The Lunch Club face off against a scary, hairy foe in this Halloween mystery!
Tia and Leo narrowly escaped the clutches of the awful alien Zaralgax, only to face the terror of the . . . Pleasantwood Elementary Science Fair? Thanks to Mr. Peabody, their exhibit is about stamps - a subject so terrifyingly boring they might not survive until the next Lunch Club meet-up.
Against all odds, they do, just in time to plan their costumes for the big Halloween party. But when a werewolf who looks oddly familiar makes off with the school principal, Tia and Leo realize their supernatural problems are far from over. A sinister force has decided to destroy the Lunch Club once and for all. This brand new villain makes Zaralgax seem downright cute (no easy feat - have you seen the guy?) and it’s up to Tia and Leo to save their legacy and get Mr. Peabody out of a particularly hairy situation.
Suggested reading ages 7-10
Tia and Leo narrowly escaped the clutches of the awful alien Zaralgax, only to face the terror of the . . . Pleasantwood Elementary Science Fair? Thanks to Mr. Peabody, their exhibit is about stamps - a subject so terrifyingly boring they might not survive until the next Lunch Club meet-up.
Against all odds, they do, just in time to plan their costumes for the big Halloween party. But when a werewolf who looks oddly familiar makes off with the school principal, Tia and Leo realize their supernatural problems are far from over. A sinister force has decided to destroy the Lunch Club once and for all. This brand new villain makes Zaralgax seem downright cute (no easy feat - have you seen the guy?) and it’s up to Tia and Leo to save their legacy and get Mr. Peabody out of a particularly hairy situation.
Suggested reading ages 7-10
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At the Sputtergotch Toy Company, we believe in creating active imaginations. You will find high quality and unique playthings we would buy for our own children, not to mention great gift ideas for the young at heart.
Our Name? Well of course there is a story behind it. Picture twin toddlers with spoons in hand, discussing the benefits of homemade butterscotch pudding. Years later, they still call it Sputtergotch. And it still makes us giggle. A funny word, a smile, a treat….and the perfect name for a toy store!
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