Alexander McCall Smith
Max Champion and the Great Race Car Robbery
Max Champion and the Great Race Car Robbery
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In the book "Max Champion and the Lost Car", Max finds an old car with his last name on it, learning that his grandfather used to make and race cars. His grandfather's ideas book and favorite car, Arabella, were stolen by Mr. Grabber. Can Max find a way to get back what Grandfather Gus lost, and will Arabella ever be seen again?
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 144 pages
Publication date: 07 February 2019
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Get ready to rev up your engines and embark on an exhilarating adventure with the bestselling author of The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency series, Alexander McCall Smith. Join Max as he discovers an old car bearing his last name, Champion, on the bonnet. Little does he know, his grandfather was a legendary car maker and racer, until his brilliant ideas book and beloved car, Arabella, were stolen by a greedy rival named Mr. Grabber. Determined to reclaim what his grandfather lost, Max sets out on a thrilling quest to find Arabella and bring justice to Mr. Grabber. With fun and energetic illustrations by Kate Hindley, this story is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat as Max races against time to save his grandfather's legacy and reunite with his beloved car. Will Max succeed in his mission? And will Arabella ever be seen again?
Weight: 128g
Dimension: 192 x 126 x 10 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781408886120
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