Description
Book SynopsisAde's struggle to fit into the school system continues and he is told that he can't go on the safari trip because of his disability, but there's no way the Parson's Road Kids are taking no for an answer! Determined to prove that Ade can do anything, they come up with a genius plan to show his capabilities - but it seems someone is out to get him. To solve the mystery, they must investigate the identity of the Cyborg Cat's nemesis, The Night Spider.
Trade ReviewAde's can-do attitude to things and the strong themes of friendship and supporting one another make this story an excellent fit with Children In Need's core values. A great read for anyone aged 7+ * Library Girl and Book Boy *
Cyborg Cat and the Night Spider' is an inspirational, enjoyable read about friendship and determination. A great addition to any library, it is also making a difference to Children in Need! A winning combination! * North Somerset Teachers Book Award *
Adepitan's writing is energetic and the black and white illustrations really bring the story to life. The book is full of positivity and is honest about the main characters experience of living with a disability. This would be a great read for children 6 years and up and a super one for shared reading time. * mammafilz *
'It is an uplifting and inclusive book as it seeks to make all young people recognise and celebrate their strengths' * English Association *
