Totally Wicked!

Totally Wicked! by Paul Jennings, published by Puffin in 2000, is a captivating work of juvenile fiction that spans 353 pages. This edition presents a unique narrative where characters Rory and Dawn delve into the mysterious world of the Slobberers, uncovering the unsettling truth about a disease that affects both humans and animals. As they navigate this intriguing premise, the story explores themes of understanding and the challenges of being taken seriously by adults.
Readers will find a blend of fantasy and magic woven throughout the short stories, as Rory and Dawn confront the implications of the Slobberer disease. The narrative invites exploration of the dynamics between children and adults, particularly in how the seriousness of the Slobberer threat is perceived. This engaging tale encourages young readers to think critically about the consequences of neglecting important issues, all while being immersed in a fantastical setting.
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“Rory and Dawn begin to understand something of the power of the Slobberers. They learn that the Slobberer disease is passed on by humans to animals, and Rory and Dawn’s mum have the disease, but the adults still won’t take the Slobberer threat seriously.”–Publisher description.
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