Stitch Head

In the frightening, maze-like dungeon laboratory deep within Castle Grotteskew, mad scientist Professor Erasmus brings his bizarre experiments to life. His first creation, Stitch Head, has long been ignored and forgotten. But when a traveling circus ringmaster promises to make him a star, Stitch Head is torn between his almost-life in the castle and the promise of fame outside its walls. Before he can decide what to do, Castle Grotteskew and its inhabitants (living and almost-living) are in danger: the professor’s latest monstrous creation has smashed its way to freedom, and Stitch Head may be the only one who can stop it.

For ages 8-11.

* First of three books in series
* Adorably creepy
* Fits the current trend of zany monster and vampire movies such as Hotel Transylvania

About the Author:
Guy Bass is an award-winning writer and author. In 2010 he won the Blue Peter Book Award for Most Fun Book With Pictures for Dinkin Dings and The Frightening Things and has twice won the Portsmouth Book Award (Shorter Novel) for his Dinking Dings series. Guy grew up dreaming of being a superhero – he even had a Spider-Man costume. The costume doesn’t fit anymore, so Guy now contents himself with writing children’s books and drawing the occasional picture. Guy lives in London with his wife and no dog, yet.

About the Illustrator:
Pete Williamson lives in a garden flat in South London with his girlfriend. He has worked as a designer for an animation company and also as a psychiatric nurse. Pete’s interests include peculiar music, good books, and drinking too much coffee.