Nat Fantastic
By Giles Andreae and Katharine McEwen
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Nat appears to be an ordinary boy, but with a mighty sneeze, he transforms into Nat Fantastic—a pint-sized superhero! Each night, he embarks on thrilling adventures, rescuing those in need and thwarting villains. From saving little girls from crocodiles to capturing bank robbers, Nat's escapades are boundless. This imaginative tale, brought to life with vibrant illustrations, captures the boundless adventures of a young boy's superhero dreams.
About the author
Giles Andreae is a much-loved British author who writes fun and cheerful books for children. He is best known for 'Giraffes Can’t Dance', a story about believing in yourself. Giles’s books are full of rhyme, laughter, and friendly characters, making reading an adventure for everyone.
Pages
30 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2009
Community rating
Average score: 5
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