A Nose for Adventure
A Nose for Adventure by Richard Scrimger is a humorous tale published by Tundra on September 1, 2000. This edition spans 184 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Alan as he embarks on his first airplane ride to New York City, where he hopes to spend quality time with his father. However, his journey is filled with unexpected challenges, including a missing father, a cranky seatmate named Frieda, and the return of Norbert, an alien from Jupiter.
Readers will find a blend of humor and adventure as Alan navigates the complexities of his trip, which includes encounters with an abandoned dog named Sally and the looming threat of kidnappers. The narrative explores themes of social dynamics and new experiences, making it an engaging read for those interested in juvenile fiction and science fiction elements. This sequel to The Nose from Jupiter promises a lively exploration of friendship and adventure amidst the chaos of city life.
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In this hilarious sequel to The Nose from Jupiter, Alan is to take his first airplane ride. He is off to New York, where his father will meet him for some “quality time” together. There are one or two snags, though. First, his father isn’t at the airport. Then there’s his cranky seatmate, Frieda, who is almost kidnapped while she’s waiting for her wheelchair at the baggage claim. Sally, an abandoned mutt, joins the scene. And finally, Norbert is back. He is an alien from Jupiter who had previously taken up residence in Alan’s nose when he was on a fact-finding mission to Earth. Alan had been, to say the least, an unwilling host to Norbert, but when you’re lost in New York City being chased by bad guys, you need all the help you can get!
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