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Ghost and Toast : brilliantly bonkers and side-splittingly funny graphic novel adventures for fans of BUNNY VS MONKEY and DONUT SQUAD!

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£8.99

Paperback 192 pages, Full colour graphic novel
Bonnier Books Ltd 10 September 2026
Corbett, Phil

1 in stock

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ISBN/SKU: 9781835875322 Categories/Genres: ,

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ONE’S DEAD! ONE’S BREAD! Don’t miss the dead-funny new graphic novel from Phil Corbett, creator of Kitty Quest! ‘Kids will absolutely love this book!’ Jamie Smart, creator of Bunny Vs Monkey A witty and wacky new world, perfect for fans of Bunny Vs Monkey, Donut Squad and Pablo & Splash.

When Ghost arrives at a haunted mansion, what he doesn’t expect to find is a talking slice of bread. Introducing . . . Toast! But Ghost can’t remember anything from before becoming a ghost, so the unlikely duo team up to solve the mystery – though they may get distracted along the way . . .

From hordes of evil pastries to ghost trains, to giant kittens and gingerbread houses, their adventures are never stale. But the conniving Croissant will stop at nothing to cause complete, confectionary chaos – will Ghost and Toast be able to resist their sugary temptation for mayhem?’A spooktacular slice of fun!’Rob Biddulph, award-winning author and creator of Draw With Rob

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