| ISBN: | 9781407136813 |
| Publisher: | Scholastic |
| Published: | 4 March, 2013 |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Language: | English |
| Links | Australian Libraries (Trove) |
| Editions: |
5 other editions
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Part of Tom Gates (Series)
- 1 The Brilliant World of Tom Gates
- 2 Tom Gates: Excellent Excuses (and Other Good Stuff)
- 3 Tom Gates: Everything’s Amazing (Sort Of)
- 4 Tom Gates: Genius Ideas (Mostly)
- 4.5 Tom Gates: Best Book Day Ever! (so far)
- 5 Tom Gates Is Absolutely Fantastic (At Some Things)
- 6 Tom Gates: Extra Special Treats (Not)
- 7 Tom Gates: A Tiny Bit Lucky
- 8 Tom Gates: Yes! No (Maybe...)
- 9 Tom Gates: Top of the Class (Nearly)
- 10 Tom Gates: Super Good Skills (Almost)
- 11 Tom Gates: DogZombies Rule
- 12 Tom Gates: Family, Friends and Furry Creatures
- 13 Tom Gates: Epic Adventure (kind of)
- 14 Tom Gates: Biscuits, Bands and Very Big Plans
- 15 Tom Gates: What Monster?
- 16 Tom Gates: Mega Make and Do (and Stories Too!)
- 17 Tom Gates : Spectacular School Trip (Really)
- 18 Tom Gates: Ten Tremendous Tales
This is crammed with Tom's stories and doodles. "It's BOOK WEEK in Oakfield school and EVERYONE is very excited. Including all the teachers, who are making costumes of their own. Mr Keen says there's an EXCELLENT prize on offer for BEST costumes worn on BOOK DAY. So suddenly making a good costume is VITALLY important, but tricky and Delia's not much help (as usual). Then Marcus decides that HE is a super hero and can't understand why 'Super Marcus' isn't the best name."
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