Quick Look
- Spectacular sequel to the hilarious poultry adventure Attack of the Giant Robot Chickens
- Action, adventure and fowl puns aplenty, Revenge of the Giant Robot Chickens will have boys and girls alike hooked (or should that be beaked?)
- Thousands of children across Scotland read and voted for Attack of the Giant Robot Chickens in the Scottish Children’s Book Awards
Aberdeen's war continues between the children and the army of giant robot chickens. Can Jesse and Rayna work to defeat the dreaded Chickenator?
Description
Not too long ago the children of Aberdeen struck a blow against the tyranny of their oppressors -- an army of giant robot chickens.
But the chickens were not defeated and now the city's warring factions have formed a council hoping to keep their chicken overlords at bay. But there's a new robot chicken on the block, the Chickenator!
When the new chicken starts to target council members, pecking them up one by one, Rayna suspects fowl play. How are the chickens tracking council members down so precisely? Could there be a spy in the council?
Meanwhile, Jesse tries to hatch a plan to crack the chickens and set the human captives, including his older brother, free. Who will have the last cluck?
This is a spectacular sequel to the riotous pun-filled Attack of the Giant Robot Chickens, winner of a 2015 Scottish Children's Book Award.
Reviews
'A perfect choice for any child (or adult!) that loves puns. This book was filled with them, and it far surpassed my eggspectations ... a great read that really cracked me up, and I can’t wait to read it to my child!'
-- scifiandscary.wordpress.com
'This was an exciting story that grabbed me right from the start … I'll definitely be recommending this book to my friends.'
-- Calum, Craigmount High, Teen Titles
'My 8yr old loved this book!'
--NetGalley- bookseller
Author
Alex McCall grew up in Aberdeen and is currently studying Filmmaking and Screenwriting at the University of the West of Scotland. His first novel for children, Attack of the Giant Robot Chickens, won the Kelpies Prize 2013 and the Scottish Children's Book Awards 2015.
