Lucy Dungston has woken up to find all the grown-ups in her town have disappeared.
Lucy\'s friends are thrilled there are no more grown-ups. gleeful descriptions of malodorous underworld creatures, it\'s both a compelling adventure and a nuanced celebration of friendship and family love\' The Guardian\'The illustrations are stunning and the storyline is full of twists and great ideas\' R Patterson, Toppsta Reviewer\'10 out of 10 bum trumps!\' Guff the Creaker. . .
It\'s the perfect spooky (and slightly gross) tale for Halloween!Praise for The Creakers:\'A stonkingly good novels for the over-sevens . __________Tom Fletcher\'s bestselling story is packed with amazing illustrations by the disgustingly talented Shane Devries. . .
They\'re running wild! They\'re building roads of trampolines, and eating cereal for every meal.
But Lucy wants her mum back, and nothing is going to stop her.
Even if it means having to venture into the strange, upside-down world of the mysterious monsters under her bed...
And the upside-down world isn\'t the most hygienic of places .
Lucy Dungston has woken up to find all the grown-ups in her town have disappeared.
Lucy\'s friends are thrilled there are no more grown-ups
