Project X Toyshop Terror - Anthony McGowan

But when Tiger's Mom refuses to buy him the latest toy, a dinosaur robot named Robo Rex 2, Tiger has a sure fired try out the new toy. Tiger and his friends possess secret watches, which allow them to shrink to micro sized for all sorts of adventures. Tiger just can't resist, he returns to the toyshop after closing, pressing the X button to shrink, and slips through the mail slot. At first Tiger is having a grand time playing with all the toys. But his dream is about to become a nightmare. Tiger is not alone in the toyshop, one of the evil Dr X's x-bots is there as well, and these machines will stop at nothing to get the watches back. Will Tiger escape, or will his impulsiveness leave him ...

Project X Hamster Rampage- Anthony McGowan

I have to admit, I bought this book for one reason - price. At around £2 this was steal for a Project X book, and we have been using this series for over a year now for my son's reading. I can't say this is the most exciting book in the series. My son really prefers the books that centre around the plots of dastardly villain Dr. X. Nor does it have as much educational value as the many non fiction titles in this series. But it does fit in perfectly with his reading programme. Project X is a unique series of books developed by Oxford University Press to encourage boys to read. Each book is carefully leveled so that if your child progresses through the series, they will find a ...

Project X: Working As A Team: Divided We Fall - Anthony McGo ...

My son is rapidly working his way through the Project X books in an effort to reach the adventure stories. This book is part of the main adventure, a battle between the evil Dr. X and the Micro Friends, or Team X. This is level 10, which is really a full level above my son's reading level. He managed to work his way through it, because the content is interesting enough, but did struggle with some words like "sarcastically" and "concentrating". At age 6, I think he is a bit young for this book, but since he has worked his way up through the other books in the series, it is a bit easier. This level is listed as appropriate for Year 3/ Primary 4. 'Divided We ...