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Liam Adams is an Australian author of science fiction/fantasy who lives with Autism and intellectual disability. He has an amazing imagination and is a talented story teller. His mum edits for spelling and grammar and has helped him set up his business Everyone Needs A Liam, through which he self publishes his novels. The Lost Humans is the second novel of Liam's Librarian Saga, which began with Papers through the Hollows. When the librarian, known as Floyd, travels many years into the future, he gets a massive wakeup call when he hears about the disappearance of humanity. How and why is this happening? Floyd and his unlikely team plan to save mankind - hopefully before brunch... Enjoy this big space comedy which takes you to the deeper corners of the galaxy. You will laugh, scream, and experience the unexpected. Monsters, aliens and surprising twists abound in this book, which is also full of quirky humour. For ages 10-12 and beyond. The Librarian Saga books can be read Independently so you don't have to read them in any order. Just have fun

Liam Adams is an Australian author of science fiction/ fantasy who lives with Autism and intellectual disability. He has an amazing imagination and is a talented story teller. His mum edits for spelling and grammar and has helped him set up his business Everyone Needs A Liam, through which he self publishes his novels. Yes, this is it The next in Liam's Librarian saga after Papers through the Hollows and The Lost Humans. Join Floyd's new friend, Charlotte, as they go on an adventure across the System of Trees that will again keep you on your toes, laughing and falling A taste of what you will read: I could not tell what me and Floyd were seeing. But to summarise, we were saved by a mammoth, a goat, and an owl with abs. Again, follow the adventure with aliens, monsters and cliff hangers - but lots of fun The Librarian Saga books can be read Independently so you don't have to read them in any order. For ages 10-12 and above.

A rabbit ruler has gone missing While two mayors from separate rabbit villages can't agree on who will take his place, there are rumours that the ruler has become a 'pet' in the human city. As a battle is coming between the mayors, complete with carrot jousting sticks and chickens to ride, a group of young bunnies set off to the human city in search of their beloved ruler to stop the war. Join Jab, Apples, Ricky, Penny and Wallaba on their adventures in the city - from creepy cats to pinball parlours. Hop on board as you'll enter the rabbit's perspective of the world, and witness some whimsical battles that build up every minute. Come along, we've got a rebellion to stop By Canberra's own comedic science fiction and fantasy author, Liam Adams, who brings an unlikely story like no other. Liam lives with Autism and Intellectual Disability and has a gift for telling complex stories. His books are edited for spelling and grammar but retain the authenticity of him as a proud author with his disabilities, valid in its own right. For ages 10-12 and beyond

Liam Adams is an Australian author of science fiction/ fantasy who lives with Autism and intellectual disability. He has an amazing imagination and is a talented story teller. His mum edits for spelling and grammar and has helped him set up his business Everyone Needs A Liam, through which he self publishes his novels. Gateway Into Mayhem is the fourth novel of Liam's Librarian Saga where each novel can be read independently. Space pirates Relaxing space cruises Space beetles Evil artificial intelligence And escaping from an exploding volcano Isn't there anything else you could ask for? Our lovable librarian, Floyd, has finally come to see that he needs a break, but when a group of troublesome siblings seek an adventure of a lifetime, Floyd forces himself to help as much as he can as they dive into Mayhem For ages 10-12 and beyond, enjoy the fun

Liam Adams is a science fiction/fantasy writer and cartoonist who lives with Autism and Intellectual Disability. He has a gift for telling complex stories. His books are edited for spelling and grammar but retain the authenticity of him as a proud author with his disabilities, valid in its own right. The Cursed Planet is the fifth novel of Liam's Librarian Saga where each novel can be read independently. The librarian, known as Floyd, retrieves a mysterious letter by two individuals that the librarian has no memory of. Alongside his robotic companion, LO-NO, Floyd travels to the unknown world of Damola to save them, and learns there's more going on with this strange planet and its cursed history than it seems. Monsters, aliens and surprising twists abound in this book, which is also full of quirky humour. For ages 10-12 and beyond, enjoy the fun