Erasmus James and the
Galactic Zapp Machine

He's been warned, but Erasmus James (Raz for short) is determined to be the first to test his dad's new invention: the Galactic ZAPP Machine!

Faster than a burp, Raz zaps across the galaxy to a weird world where humans, ninja horses and mutant chooks live in peaceful harmony.

At least they all did ... until Raz makes a deal with wacky King Reginald that could lead to galactic war!

Health Warning! 'Erasmus James & the Galactic ZAPP Machine' is:-

  • So exciting, you could injure yourself turning pages.

  • So funny, you could break ribs or explode internal organs from laughing so hard!

 

 
     

Fact Box
 

 

  
 
  • Can you guess the terrible secret of Uponia?
  
 
  • This is DC Green’s first ever book for children
  
 
  • The next book in this series will be ‘Erasmus James, King of Kid’s Paradise.’
  
 
  • Age range: 7-107
  
 
  • Price: $14.95
  
     
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What they say about this book

 

"A world of wonder, surprise and great fun awaits readers of Erasmus James and the Galactic Zapp Machine. DC Green has created a joyous comic funfare ride of a book... A brilliant debut novel from a clever and inventive writer. Kids will love this one." - Bill Condon, CBCA Honor Book of the Year winner.
"An action-packed, humorous adventure which will appeal to upper-primary aged readers. There are plenty of laugh out loud moments, interspersed with action and some gentle messages about family, friendship and even self-belief. Plenty of fun." - Sally Murphy, Aussie Reviews.

  

 "A rollicking, fart-filled yarn." - Surfer Magazine (USA).

"I normally wouldn't like something with so much farting in it, but I love-love-loved this book. It's kind of Hitch-hikers Guide crossed with Narnia crossed with Black Beauty and the Goodies. I laughed, I cried, I worried about the author's mental health... Much like that muddy pothole on my grandparents' driveway, Erasmus James and the Galactic Zapp Machine is a lot deeper than it looks." - Emma Hardman, 2006 ABC Fiction Award runner-up.

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