Millions

Funny, exciting and brilliantly clever, Frank Cottrell-Boyce's Millions is a fantastic illustrated adventure about two boys, one miracle and a million choices. Perfect for boys and girls of 8 to 12.What would you do with a million pounds? Buy a thousand pizzas? Give it to charity?When a bag stuffed full of money drops out of the sky, Damian and Anthony And themselves rich. Very rich indeed. Suddenly the brothers can buy anything they want. They've got millions - but only seventeen days to spend it.An incredible tale of brothers, saints and lots and lots of pizza, Millions won the CILIP Carnegie medal and is celebrating twenty years of bestselling success.'Fresh, funny, touching and wise' The TimesThis edition of Frank Cottrell-Boyce's Carnegie Medal-winning Millions features fantastic cover artwork from the brilliant Steven Lenton.Millions is also major film directed by Oscar-winner Danny Boyle.

Damian's voice leaps off the page and into your heart. Millions is fresh, funny, touching and wise., Deliciously funny, Pure gold, Written with charm and humour, this is a touching, absorbing oddity of a book about love, grief, avarice and generosity., Packed with wisdom and humor, this is one of the books that showed me how it was done when I was starting out

Frank Cottrell-Boyce loves magic. He tries his best with playing cards, rabbits and top hats but is happiest playing with the magic of words. He’s written many award-winning children’s books including Millions, Cosmic and Noah’s Gold. He’s also written films - including Millions, and Kensuke’s Kingdom - and helped create big events like the 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremony. He lives by the sea in Liverpool. On a clear day he can see Blackpool Tower from the end of his road. On cloudy days he worries that it might have disappeared.Steven Lenton is a multi-award-winning illustrator, originally from Cheshire, now working from his studios in Brighton and London with his dog, Big Eared Bob. He has illustrated many children's books including How To Grow A Unicorn by Rachel Morrisroe, The Taylor Turbochaser by David Baddiel, The Hundred And One Dalmatians adapted by Peter Bently, the Shifty McGifty and Slippery Sam series by Tracey Corderoy and the Sainsbury's Prize-winning The Nothing To See Here Hotel series written by Steven Butler. He has illustrated two World Book Day titles and regularly appears at literary festivals and live events across the UK. Steven has his own Draw-along YouTube channel, showing how to draw a range of his characters. He has also written the multi award-nominated young fiction series Genie and Teeny.