Full of daft moments and off-the-wall humour, with quirky illustrations throughout
'Hair-raising and fiendishly funny.' Jonathan Meres
'Accessible, funny and filled with familiar family antics, this gripping madcap fantasy adventure will have kids howling with laughter.' Jen Carney
When Asher thinks he sees his future stepbrother's werewolf reflection in the mirror, he races to tell his mum before they all become a midnight snack. But Mum doesn't believe Luca is a werewolf, not after all the fibs Asher's been telling. Together with his banana-loving, werewolf-obsessed frenemy Helga, Asher must collect the evidence he needs to prove he's right. But it turns out it's not quite that easy…
'Hair-raising and fiendishly funny.' Jonathan Meres
'Accessible, funny and filled with familiar family antics, this gripping madcap fantasy adventure will have kids howling with laughter.' Jen Carney
When Asher thinks he sees his future stepbrother's werewolf reflection in the mirror, he races to tell his mum before they all become a midnight snack. But Mum doesn't believe Luca is a werewolf, not after all the fibs Asher's been telling. Together with his banana-loving, werewolf-obsessed frenemy Helga, Asher must collect the evidence he needs to prove he's right. But it turns out it's not quite that easy…
- Fresh and funny illustrations
Accessible diary-style format
Perfect for reluctant readers
First in series
A laugh-out-loud story, with lovable characters and an unexpected twist.
Genre: Children's Fiction
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