The Breakfast Club Adventures: The Beast Beyond the Fence

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LAURA: Very good. I can vouch that they are very good books as well. I do agree with MusicalPuppy123. And another question for you here. UnicornStar8 says, what is your favourite book? Now that's a tough question.

The last one for you here. There are cups, tea pots, and tea everywhere. A hat has been left at the scene of the crime. It looks like there has been some sort of party. Perhaps an un-birthday party. ANTHONY HOROWITZ: Thanks, Laura. Have a great summer, everyone. Read lots of books. And don't be like Laura. Avoid seagulls. Anthony Horowitz, CBE explains his love of storytelling and how, as a child, Tintin was his favourite character. This could be used as a starting point to explore comic strip books such as Tintin, looking at the differences between them and novels. The children could use the comic strips as an inspiration to draw and write their own.ANTHONY HOROWITZ: Oh, Laura, you're in trouble. You are in trouble, Laura, I'm not great at quizzes. LAURA: First one, a headmaster has called about a strange goings-on in her office. She thinks it could be one of her students. A glass of water has just moved right across the desk and a newt has been dropped into the glass. LAURA: Hi, Rhys. Yeah, I'm looking after Book Club for you, don't worry. It's in safe hands. Ooh, sorry Rhys, a seagull's just flown in and won't, won't leave me alone. Oh, I think it's got something to tell me. What's that, seagull? LAURA: I loved the Roald Dahl books as well when I was younger. So exciting, "Matilda" and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and stuff. Investigate how people are awarded honours and research children’s authors who have received an honour and the reason they were given it. The children could also look into the history of the honours system.

ANTHONY HOROWITZ: Ooh, tennis player. Oh, tennis is about to start. I'm, I'm, I'm gonna go for "War Horse", Michael Morpurgo, wonderful character, horses are fantastic. But they're not much good at tennis.In October 2020, he was appointed MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours. Marcus has committed himself to combating child poverty in the UK and his book You Are a Champion, written with Carl Anka, is an inspiring guide for children about reaching their full potential. Marcus's first fiction title, The Breakfast Club Adventures, was written with Alex Falase-Koya. ANTHONY HOROWITZ: Well, thank you for the question, UnicornStar8. I suppose my favourite book has got to be Stormbreaker. The first of the Alex Rider books. Those books changed my life. They've sold all over the world. They've got lots of young people into books and into reading. So Stormbreaker was the beginning of a huge adventure for me. The third title in the Marcus Rashford Book Club is. The Breakfast Club Adventures: The Beast Beyond the Fence , written by Marcus Rashford with Alex Falase-Koya, and illustrated by Marta Kissi. It is Marcus Rashford’s first fiction book for children! The "Underpants of Chaos" co-authors, Sam Copeland and Jenny Pearson, will be talking all things chaos and evil underpants. But first, we are joined in studio by Alex Falase-Koya and Marta Kissi, who worked with Marcus Rashford on his latest book, "The Breakfast Club Adventures: The Beast Beyond the Fence." LAURA: Ok, now, so we love a mystery here on CBBC. So I've had a, a bit of dabble at creating some mysteries of my own.