*Fish-tory comes to life with two more fin-tastic stories featuring our favorite zombie goldfish Frankie from * New York Times- bestselling author Mo O'Hara.**When Tom and his best friend rescued Frankie the goldfish from his evil-scientist big brother's toxic gunge their new pet came back as a BIG ...

*Fish-tory comes to life with two more fin-tastic stories featuring our favorite zombie goldfish Frankie from * New York Times- bestselling author Mo O'Hara.**When Tom and his best friend rescued Frankie the goldfish from his evil-scientist big brother's toxic gunge their new pet came back as a BIG FAT ZOMBIE GOLDFISH.

Frankie is good at saving the day, but can he become a real knight in shining armor during the medieval day reenactment joust?

Then, can the school survive* two BIG FAT ZOMBIE GOLDFISH? Find out when Tom's evil big brother manages to clone a Jurassic Carp Jurassic Carp: My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish by Mo O'Hara with fun illustrations by Marek Jagucki is a zany chapter book for kids, and is perfect for reluctant readers.* Praise for the My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish series:**

• My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish:*

A NEW YORK TIMES bestseller

Amazon's Best Book of the Year 2013 for Ages 6-8The book is packed with bonkers humour . . . Anyone who likes books by Dav Pilkey would seriously love this book. -Biteso, for* TheGuardian *.com

Finding Nemo meets Shaun of the Dead Boys will be diving in to enjoy Mo O'Hara's two laugh-out-loud stories. -Lancaster Evening Post

• The SeaQuel: My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish:*

My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish had everything a boy could want. When your first book is absolutely perfect, children do expect you to carry on the same vein. Thankfully, Mo has pulled it off again with a sequel just as good as the original. -The Bookbag

• Fins of Fury: My Big Fat Zombie Goldfish:*

Mo O'Hara writes stories that children can imagine themselves taking part in--and that is a large part of the magic. -The Bookbag

Mo's a comic genius, and these books are all laugh-out-loud brilliant. I want a zombie goldfish . . . and maybe a vampire kitten too. -Robin Stevens, Goodreads