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The Adventures of Rap Kid

By MC Grammar

A rhyme-speaking boy discovers his teasing words might unlock a rap legend within.

hilarious high-energy inspirational

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The Adventures Of Rap kid is a wonderful blend of rhyme, rap and school based humour. Z’s journey from hiding his unusual way with words to celebrating it makes for an encouraging read about confidence, friendship and finding your voice. Best suited to children who enjoy fast paced and funny adventures.

Genres

Humour Friendship/Family Poetry/Verse

What is The Adventures of Rap Kid about?

Meet Z, a boy who only speaks in rhyme, making him the target of teasing at school. When the Royal Rap Rumble arrives, seeking the next rap legend, Z seizes the chance to shine. With support from his cool English teacher, Mr G, and his best friend, SFX, Z transforms into Rap Kid. Can he overcome his fears, embrace his unique talent, and claim the golden mic? This energetic tale celebrates the power of words and friendship.

About the author

MC Grammar is a teacher and rapper who loves making learning fun! He is famous for turning English lessons into catchy songs and raps, like his popular 'The Grammar Song'. MC Grammar helps children remember spelling and grammar rules in an exciting way, making reading and writing enjoyable for everyone.

Discussion ideas around The Adventures of Rap Kid

Finding your voice: Why do you think Z stays quiet at school, and what helps him begin to feel proud of the way he speaks?

Being different: How does Z’s unusual talent change from something that makes him feel isolated into something that makes him special?

Friendship and support: What do Mr G and SFX each do to help Z, and what does this show about the different ways friends and teachers can offer support?

Words and creativity: What makes rhyme and rap powerful forms of expression, and how could you use words creatively to share an idea or feeling?

Winning and success: Is winning the golden mic the most important kind of success for Z? Explain what else he gains from taking part in the Royal Rap Rumble.

Pages

272 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

2025

First published

2025

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