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Henry Cicada's extraordinary Elktonium escapade

by David Teague (2016)

About this book

"Henry Cicada just wants to be plain, but extraordinary things keep happening to him. When he's accidentally transported to a different dimension, he realizes a little wackiness is the key to adventure"--

Setting / LocationDeep Space
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreHenry Cicada's extraordinary Elktonium escapade Lead Character

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