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Spaceman John the (nearly) bold

by Johnny Smith

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Earliest known edition
2015
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
87
English editions
2 ↗
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2015 · eng

BETWEEN THE COVERS

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'My name is JOHN SMITH. Dad says with a name like John Smith no one will EVER make fun of you. Mum says I'm 'one in a MILLION'. But just because I got what my sister calls 'the most BORING name in the history of names., .' do not judge a book by its cover. My life is ANYTHING but boring! But here's this thing you should know: I have this massive, massive, MASSIVE secret. I can travel into other worlds and go on AMAZING adventures. Granddad was an adventurer too. It's this big thing we share. Granddad says we're members of something called the John Smith Club. He says you don't have to have a fancy name to have a big adventure - just because you sound like a NOBODY you might be a SOMEBODY. Granddad says if you meet somebody called John Smith, he might have this BIG secret too. I joined the John Smith Club on my last birthday and since then I've been on all kinds of incredible escapades. So now you know.' A brand new series by Johnny Smith, the creator of Disney's Gnomeo & Juliet. Book 1: Cap'n John the (slightly) fierce. Book 2: Sir John the (mostly) brave. Book 3: Sheriff John the (partly) wild. Book 4: Spaceman John the (nearly) bold.

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DIFFERENT WAYS INTO THE SAME WORLD

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Catalogued editions of Spaceman John the (nearly) bold
EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
Spaceman John the (nearly) boldSelectedJohnny Smith ; illustrated by Laura Ellen Anderson2015unknown87Open Library ↗
Spaceman John the (Nearly) Bold2015unknown—Open Library ↗
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/tags/OL172TJuvenile fiction/tags/OL179THumorous storiesJohn Smith (Fictitious character)AstronautsFictionChildren's fictionScience fiction

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  • John Smith is NOT boring! -- 3.
  • John Smith is NOT boring! -- [3]