HAVE you ever dreamt of going to the Moon? Well, in this book, some children discover it’s more of an adventure than even they imagined.
In 2120 the Moon has been transformed into the ultimate supercool intergalactic amusement park.
The Astronaughties, the children of some of the park’s designers, get a chance to visit the Lunar Park before it officially opens.
But, when they arrive, they discover their parents are missing. Now their mission is to find them, defeat the baddies and free a trapped alien, helped by their pet octopug and their frazzled robot minder. Hold on tight, this is going to be one wild rocket ride!
Written by NSW author Andrew Cranna, Astronaughties is published by Walker Books and is out now.
To celebrate its release, we have 10 copies to give away.
To enter, colour in the picture and then ask your parent or carer to take a photograph and email it to funday@sundaytelegraph.com.au Please put Astronaughties in the subject line and fill in the coupon so we can contact you if you are a winner.It also helps to put contact details at the top of the email as sometimes Harry can’t read handwriting.
Entries must be in by Thursday so the winners can be published on the Health Hacker page in next week’s Sunday Telegraph.
Harry the dog and the Funday team will only select the best 10 entries to receive the prizes, so make sure you get creative.
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