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Horace's latest adventure...

"Scouting skills optional — a sense of humour essential.”

FOR TEENAGERS AND GROWN-UPS WHO LIKE TO GIGGLE

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Seventy-five teams. Twenty-five survival challenges. One epic night in the woods.

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Welcome to Moonwalk — the ultimate overnight Scout incident hike at Widepebble Woods!

Scouts from across the district are ready to battle it out, but for Horace and Melanie — fierce rivals from the same patrol, but competing in different teams — this is more than just a competition.

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Coming second is not an option.

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Orienteering? Easy. Teamwork? No problem. Outsmarting, outmanoeuvring and possibly even sabotaging the opposition? Absolutely.

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As darkness falls and the competition intensifies, Horace and Melanie will do whatever it takes to lead their teams to victory. But with twenty-five challenges to survive, Sonny in attendance and the unexpected lurking in the shadows, the night may not turn out quite as anyone planned.

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Packed with adventure, laugh-out-loud moments and a whole load of Scouting chaos — together with an ending guaranteed to bring a tear to your eye — Moonwalk is a wild night in the woods where only one team can emerge victorious.

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But which one will it be?

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Moonwalk is the first full-length Horace Horrise adventure, written for teenagers and grown-ups who enjoy the humour of Adrian Mole, Just William and a generous helping of British Scout mischief.

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"I bought this book for my friend who is a Scout Leader. We went on a countryside walk today and I feel like I have read the whole book myself!! I can definitely say that it has been a very well received gift." Amazon review

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