Mac Slater 2: Imaginator

'Reading Tristan Bancks is like jumping on a rollercoaster - fun, exciting and a bit dangerous, too. Where were books like this when I was a kid?' John Boyne, author of The Boy in The Striped PyjamasMac Slater has discovered what he thinks is the coolest thing in New York City. Maybe even the world. But he's not allowed to tell a soul. Imagine being offered an all-expenses-paid trip to New York City! It seemed like an impossible dream for Mac and his best friend, Paul. But they've just become coolhunters for a massively popular webspace and Mac is beyond excited. The catch: he has to find the Next Big Thing in NYC - or be sent home. Mac soon makes friends with Melody, an inventor with super-cool skates, who takes him to The Hive. It's an old boatshed where innovative kids are creating transport, sneakers and computer apps that are way more cutting edge than anything you can buy. And the Hive kids are about to test an invention that could change the world. Mac's boss at Coolhunters is desperate for him to spill the beans, but Melody has sworn Mac to secrecy. He's found the coolest thing in NYC and he's not allowed to tell a soul! Friends or fame. Which would you choose?____________________________________Praise for Tristan Bancks:'A tense, hard-edged, no-holds-barred thriller.' Anthony Horowitz, author of the Alex Rider series'A high stakes adventure that will keep you guessing and breathless until the very end.' Michael Gerard Bauer, author of Don't Call Me IshmaelAlso by Tristan Bancks:Scar TownTwo WolvesThe FallDetentionCop and RobberGinger MeggsNit BoyMac Slater 1: CoolhunterMac Slater 2: ImaginatorTom Weekly 1: My Life and Other Stuff I Made UpTom Weekly 2: My Life and Other Stuff That Went WrongTom Weekly 3: My Life and Other Massive MistakesTom Weekly 4: My Life and Other Exploding ChickensTom Weekly 5: My Life and Other Weaponised MuffinsTom Weekly 6: My Life and Other Failed Experiments

'Reading Tristan Bancks is like jumping on a rollercoaster - fun, exciting and a bit dangerous, too. Where were books like this when I was a kid?' John Boyne, author of The Boy in The Striped PyjamasMac Slater has discovered what he thinks is the coolest thing in New York City. Maybe even the world. But he's not allowed to tell a soul. Imagine being offered an all-expenses-paid trip to New York City! It seemed like an impossible dream for Mac and his best friend, Paul. But they've just become coolhunters for a massively popular webspace and Mac is beyond excited. The catch: he has to find the Next Big Thing in NYC - or be sent home. Mac soon makes friends with Melody, an inventor with super-cool skates, who takes him to The Hive. It's an old boatshed where innovative kids are creating transport, sneakers and computer apps that are way more cutting edge than anything you can buy. And the Hive kids are about to test an invention that could change the world. Mac's boss at Coolhunters is desperate for him to spill the beans, but Melody has sworn Mac to secrecy. He's found the coolest thing in NYC and he's not allowed to tell a soul! Friends or fame. Which would you choose?____________________________________Praise for Tristan Bancks:'A tense, hard-edged, no-holds-barred thriller.' Anthony Horowitz, author of the Alex Rider series'A high stakes adventure that will keep you guessing and breathless until the very end.' Michael Gerard Bauer, author of Don't Call Me IshmaelAlso by Tristan Bancks:Scar TownTwo WolvesThe FallDetentionCop and RobberGinger MeggsNit BoyMac Slater 1: CoolhunterMac Slater 2: ImaginatorTom Weekly 1: My Life and Other Stuff I Made UpTom Weekly 2: My Life and Other Stuff That Went WrongTom Weekly 3: My Life and Other Massive MistakesTom Weekly 4: My Life and Other Exploding ChickensTom Weekly 5: My Life and Other Weaponised MuffinsTom Weekly 6: My Life and Other Failed Experiments