Beano Fiction - Beano Dennis & Gnasher – 3 Audiobooks in 1: Volume 1 (Beano Fiction): Unabridged edition

By Beano Studios, Craig Graham and Mike Stirling, Read by Olivia Forrest and Sebastian Humphreys

Dennis and Gnasher are back for three action-packed audio adventures!

The Battle for Bash Street School – When mysterious new teachers arrive to lay down the law at notoriously naughty Bash Street School, Dennis, Gnasher and friends finally face a classroom test they simply can’t afford to fail.
 
The Abominable Snowmeance – When mysterious smelly footprints lead the gang to the school kitchen, they find themselves in a race against time to save their new best friend. The seasons are changing, and the fate of an entire species lies in their hands …
 
Attack of the Evil Veg – Run for your lives! An army of giant, carnivorous vegetables has sprouted to rule Beanotown! Can Dennis, Gnasher and friends root them out before they fall victim to the attack of the evil veg?!

Format: Digital Audiobook
Ageband: from 7
Release Date: 21 Jul 2022
Pages: None
ISBN: 978-0-00-852703-7
Detailed Edition: Unabridged edition
I.P. Daley is the latest author to chronicle the adventures of the fantastic Dennis and Gnasher. Having spent many years as a reporter for the Beanotown Gazette, I.P. knows her subject and is good friends with the Beano Editor. She\'s inspired by tricks, pranks and jokes, and even boasts a doctorate in gelotology (the science of laughter), giving her the unprecedented ability to document the dynamic duo\'s exploits with rib-tickling tales.I.P. is ably assisted by Craig Graham and Mike Stirling who were both born in Kirkcaldy, Fife, in the same vintage year when Dennis became the cover star of Beano. Ever since, they\'ve been training to becomes the Brains Behind Beano Books (which is mostly making cool stuff for kids from words and funny pictures). They\'ve both been Beano Editors, but now Craig is Managing Editor and Mike is Editorial Director (ooh, fancy!) at Beano Studios.

”'The first thing I ever picked up to read for pleasure was The Beano.” - David Walliams