Mylo and Max Break the World - Charles, Scott
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"More chaos and calamity than anyone could have anticipated." Publishers Weekly When anxious 10-year-old Max makes a half-hearted wish, he accidentally summons Mylo, a blue-haired, unlicensed wish guide with a magical wrench that can reshape reality. Together, they turn everyday life (and Max's terrifying piano recital) into a cascade of flying cars and ice cream (and bossy big sisters and spooky living instruments, including a ravenous concert piano named Elton Chomp) as Max's doomed wish spirals toward the very thing he'd hoped to avoid. Only now it's much worse than a piano recital...…mehr

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"More chaos and calamity than anyone could have anticipated." Publishers Weekly When anxious 10-year-old Max makes a half-hearted wish, he accidentally summons Mylo, a blue-haired, unlicensed wish guide with a magical wrench that can reshape reality. Together, they turn everyday life (and Max's terrifying piano recital) into a cascade of flying cars and ice cream (and bossy big sisters and spooky living instruments, including a ravenous concert piano named Elton Chomp) as Max's doomed wish spirals toward the very thing he'd hoped to avoid. Only now it's much worse than a piano recital... Forced onto the biggest, strangest, most epically dangerous stage in Earth's history, can Max pull it together for one last performance-or will he become the hungry piano's next meal? Fast, funny, and gloriously unhinged! Perfect for middle-grade readers who enjoy high-octane set pieces and slapstick humor with a dash of sci-fi whimsy.
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SCOTT CHARLES is the author of multiple children's books, including the Dragon League, Creeptown, and Video Game Elementary series. He writes funny, action-packed books for kids who might not want to be reading, but what choice do they have? Zero! None! Scott grew up in a pair of small towns outside of Princeton, NJ. He attended Duke University, where he graduated with a B.A. in Public Policy, and now lives at his home in Charlotte, NC. You can usually find him at the library, across a chess board, or on a soccer field late, late at night.