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Corby Flood by Paul Stewart, Chris Riddell

Corby Flood

The Far-Flung Adventures

by Paul Stewart, Chris Riddell
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  • Aug 22, 2006, 256 pages
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Patrick

AWSOME!!!
Corby Flood is an amazing book with a great story behind it. the reason I gave it a 4 is because the first few chapters just describe the characters and the setting. if you put down the book you will really miss out. Keep reading this book and more from its authors. these guys are hysterically funny and will make you want to read ALL of their books.
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