Nat Luurtsema è una sceneggiatrice nominata al BAFTA, comica di stand-up, autrice e attrice. Il suo lavoro spesso attraversa i generi, come dimostra la sua commedia femminista ispirata a Macbeth, che ha ottenuto il sostegno di importanti istituzioni cinematografiche e ha fatto parte di un tour mondiale. Oltre al cinema e alla televisione, è anche un'autrice pubblicata, con il suo lavoro più recente che rientra nella categoria Young Adult. La sua scrittura è riconosciuta per la sua originalità e la sua capacità di connettersi con un vasto pubblico.
Lou Brown is a fast individual medley swimmer, training for the Olympics. But when she tanks the time trials, she starts over and goes back to school. It's hard to fit in with the existing social groups. When she is asked to choreograph an underwater dance routine for their Britain's Hidden Talent audition, will Lou be able to overcome her status as a social outcast?
In this entertaining middle-grade superhero series, readers discover the secret thoughts of pets through a humorous lens. Combining elements of adventure and comedy, the story features a unique protagonist who navigates the challenges of having superpowers while communicating with animals. The narrative promises laughter and insight, appealing to fans of both animal antics and superhero tales, all crafted by Bafta-nominated comedian Nat Luurtsema.
Dr Dolittle meets Kid Normal in a hilarious middle grade superhero series from comedian Nat Luurtsema. Perfect for fans of David Baddiel, My Brother is a Superhero and Lightning Girl
On a sweltering day in Mighty Claw Valley, four friends—Truly, Arty, Bea, and Prince—embark on a food-seeking adventure with Truly's father, Wilson. The story promises a blend of friendship and exploration as they navigate the challenges of their quest in the vibrant setting of the valley.
Set in the perilous environment of Mighty Claw Valley, the story unfolds in a location where danger lurks at every corner, challenging its inhabitants. The narrative explores the lives of those who thrive amidst the risks, highlighting their resilience and unique experiences in this thrilling setting. The juxtaposition of beauty and peril creates an engaging backdrop for adventure and survival.
Poverty sucks. Dad's timing the family's showers and refusing to turn on the heating. Mum has arranged for Lou to get lifts to school with Drippy Dermot and his eccentric mother in the Van of Doom. And lentils seem to feature in every single meal. Lou is still coming down from her brief moment of TV super-stardom and getting to grips with the fact that - hold the news - she has a boyfriend, but with both parents out of work, life isn't all plain sailing. Throw in Hannah's obsession with the school prom, Dads strange shed activity and Lav s brief flirtation with a modelling career, and suddenly training a dance troupe to swim underwater seems like a walk in the park.