Kitty Quest: Phantom Frenzy
By Phil Corbett
Two down-on-their-luck kittens awaken a ghostly hero—and unleash more than monsters.
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Kitty Quest: Phantom Frenzy is a fun and fast-moving graphic adventure packed with ghostly mayhem, cat puns and wonderfully bonkers artwork. As the fourth Kitty Quest book, it is best suited to children who already know Woolfrik and Perigold, although newcomers should soon feel at home in this chaotic kittydom. Expect slapstick peril, spooky surprises and plenty of silly magic.
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What is Kitty Quest: Phantom Frenzy about?
Woolfrik and Perigold, two down-on-their-luck kittens, decide to become professional monster slayers. When a huge beast attacks their town, they accidentally awaken Earl Mortimore, a ghostly member of an ancient guild, who trains them in the art of heroism. As they face rampaging monsters and bumbling wizards, the duo must prove they've got what it takes to save their kittydom from descending into chaos.
About the author
Phil Corbett is a talented author and illustrator who loves creating fun and imaginative stories for children. He is well known for his comic book series 'The Adventures of Super Potato' and enjoys drawing colourful characters. Phil hopes his books inspire children to read, laugh, and come up with their own adventures.
Discussion ideas around Kitty Quest: Phantom Frenzy
Facing fears: Woolfrik feels nervous about ghosts: what helps characters act bravely when they are frightened?
Friendship and teamwork: How do the Kitty Quest characters’ different skills and personalities help them solve problems?
Being a hero: What makes someone a hero in this story, and is bravery enough on its own?
Chaos and responsibility: When magic causes trouble, who should be responsible for fixing the mess, and why?
Silly storytelling: Which kinds of jokes, puns or strange ideas make a monster adventure more entertaining?
Pages
208 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2024
First published
2021
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