Night of the Living Pasta

Description

Night of the Living Pasta is a hilarious adventure about the consequences of not eating your dinner. Grace would prefer to go to bed unfed than eat her spaghetti bolognaise. When her dad warns her that wasting her dinner has grave consequences, but Grace laughs him off and trots off to bed. But then she hears sounds from the kitchen - she investigates and is met in the kitchen by ... a monster made entirely of spaghetti bolognaise! Her dinner puts up a good fight, but Grace has one move up her sleeve that it doesn't see coming. A fun rhyming story coupled with equally fun illustrations that kids aged 3 and above (and their parents) will enjoy.

Arthur McBain is an actor and writer from Liverpool. As an actor, he has worked on both stage and screen. He is best known for portraying Snowy Fleet in the critically acclaimed ABC television series Friday On My Mind. He began his acting career in the Royal Shakespeare Company and National Theatre of Scotland's international touring play Dunsinane. Night of the Living Pasta is his second work for children. Chrissie Krebs is an Australian author and illustrator of children's picture books. Her first book, This Is A Circle, was published in 2016 and was followed up by a cheeky Christmas story There Is Something Weird In Santa's Beard. Chrissie also worked with Michael Gerard Bauer on his hilarious story about a nutty rabbit, Rodney Loses It, which was released in 2017 and went on to win the CBCA Children's Book Of The Year for Early Childhood and the Speech Pathology Australia's Book of the Year in 2018. Other books Chrissie has worked on include Pig in a Wig and A Dinosaur Ate Dad's Hair. Chrissie is living her childhood dream and still cannot believe that she is getting paid to draw pictures all day.