by Jamie Smart
‘Sorry!’ Keeper shouted, as she slid down from the Garden roof. ‘Sorry! Sorry! Oh, FUDDLESTICKS, are you hurt?’
She clambered over the old mining vehicles, heaving bits of rusted metal out of the way.
And there she found a boy.
His clothes were torn, his body bruised, his hands still gripped tightly around the handle of a wide, heavy sword. He slowly lifted his head, and stared at Keeper through a tangle of floppy, purple hair.
‘My name is Santoro Everdew.’ He coughed. ‘I’m looking for my brother.’
Acknowledgements
A ridiculously huge thank you to everyone who has helped me turn Flember book two into what it needed to be. To Team DFB for all your support, to Sarah for your patience, to Jodie for your advice, to Emily for your incredible work colouring the illustrations and of course to Alison for all your hard work bringing it all to life. And a special thanks to Rosie, for seeing what lay beyond the first draft.
Also by Jamie Smart:
Flember: The Secret Book
Bunny vs Monkey
Bunny vs Monkey: The Stench!
Bunny vs Monkey: The Wobbles!
Bunny vs Monkey: Destructo!
Bunny vs Monkey: Apocalypse
Bunny vs Monkey: The Floating Cow Catastrophe!
Looshkin
Looshkin: The Big Number 2
Copyright
Flember: The Crystal Caves
First published in 2020
by David Fickling Books, 31 Beaumont Street, Oxford, OX1 2NP
This ebook edition first published in 2020
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Text and illustrations © Jamie Smart, 2020
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