Fangs for dropping in…
Welcome to the website for award winning children’s author, Tommy Donbavand. Tommy is the author of the Scream Street series (Walker Books in the UK, and Candlewick Press in the US), along with several titles for specialist publisher, Barrington Stoke, and a number of non-fiction books aimed to keep kids entertained and adults sane!
To find out what Tommy’s been up to lately, check out his blog, or sign up for his newsletter. You can also book Tommy for a visit to your school, library or bookshop – or, if you have a specific question to ask, you can send him an email.
What a scream!
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Out now from Tommy…
“You only get viruses if you click on links you don’t know, stupid,” Nahim hissed. “But you’ve given me an idea …” When Nahim sends a virus to Polly and Amina, he has no idea that all three of them will be dragged inside the Internet.
How will they get home? How will they fight the virus? Who can help them? If only Nahim’s ICT class partner Max was good with computers …
Virus by Tommy Donbavand, published by Barrington Stoke
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Matt’s got a problem. The school bully has picked him as his new victim. It looks like it’s game over for Matt.
But then things start to change. He starts to change. He isn’t afraid any more. He has the power.
Can he control it?
Uniform by Tommy Donbavand, published by Barrington Stoke
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What people are saying about Tommy…
“What a fantastic day! The children, and staff, thoroughly enjoyed our first author visit. The children would have quite happily ‘interrogated’ Tommy for the whole morning as they are loving his books and had lots of questions. But Tommy kept the day moving and the children were enthusiastic and engaged throughout. I would highly recommend a visit from Tommy, the children are still talking about it and have produced some great work as a result.”
Claire Hitchen, Barmby on the Marsh Primary School
“Re: Wolf – A great horror novel for hard-core horror fans and reluctant readers. The text is scientifically designed for dyslexic readers and others with reading disabilities. This makes it easy to read while you’re being scared to death by this Twilight Zone-esque novel. Readers who enjoy being scared, reading paranormal fiction, or who have ever watched Twilight Zone and liked it, will enjoy reading this book. MS, HS. ESSENTIAL”
Jessica Moody, Library Media Specialist, Olympus Jr. High
