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The Last Ma-Loo: Book 3 of The Warrensberg Trilogy
The Last Ma-Loo
The Last Ma-Loo: Book 3 of The Warrensberg Trilogy
Dean Ammerman
The Ma-Loos are missing. (Which is not a good thing.) So 15-year-old Wilkin Delgado and 16-year-old Alice Jane Zelinski of Warrensberg, Minnesota, sign on to help intergalactic plumber Cardamon Webb find these “Unknown and Unseen” critters and save the universe. The problem? Ma-Loos are invisible. Plus, they live on the Underside of the universe in a place called the “edges.” Another (minor) complication is that everything everywhere is imploding, Realities are crashing into each other and there’s serious crumpling going on. (Not to mention the maggots.) But with the help of Loretta the puffin, a pair of newlyweds from Zorazeen, Alice Jane’s new boyfriend and a toga-wearing electrician named Floranacious, Wilkin and Alice Jane attempt to do the impossible. Again.
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Genre: 

  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Science Fiction
  • Series

Age Level: 

  • 8 - 12
The Last Ma-Loo: Book 3 of The Warrensberg Trilogy review by ongsai
ongsai

After saving the universe twice, Alice Jane Zilinski and Wilkin Delgado thought they could get a break. Not possible - the universe needs them again as the Ma-Loos are missing and the entire place is imploding. One problem. Actually a few. No one knows what the Ma-Loos have to do with anything, a bunch of Zorazeens are following them around under the orders of their least favorite universal plumber, and Alice Jane is starting to rethink her choice of a boyfriend.

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