Ratburger

Zoe's life is miserable — until she finds a rat, and everything becomes simultaneously much worse and much, much better.

Zoe's home life is grim, her stepmother is terrible, and the burger van near school sells something that nobody should look at too closely. When she secretly adopts a dancing rat and names him Armitage, she finally has something — someone — worth protecting. But the sinister Burt is determined to get his hands on Armitage, and his intentions are not kind. David Walliams at his most raucously funny.

Ratburger is really about the fierce, uncomplicated love between a lonely child and a small creature who needs her — the kind of bond that costs nothing and matters enormously.

Unmissable for Walliams fans aged 8–12 who love their humour gross, their villains spectacular, and their heroes small but absolutely unstoppable.

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NOTE FROM TALESGALORE

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This book is for you if you love

• Animals
• Children
• David Walliams
• Fiction
• Humour