There's a new craze in town for smart speakers and everyone has got one. At first they seem super helpful, but Tyler and her friends soon start to get suspicious. It's like these virtual assistants are really the ones in control-but no-one else seems to notice. It's not long before the assistants become mobile, attaching limbs so that they can crawl around like weird spider robots. Spiders are bad enough, but robot spiders trying to enslave humanity? That's a problem that need to be squished, fast!

A hilarious tale of smart speakers going bad!

About the Author
Before becoming a writer and illustrator Tom spent nine years working as a political cartoonist for The Western Morning News thinking up silly jokes about even sillier politicians. Then, in 2004 Tom took the plunge into illustrating and writing his own books. Since then he has written and illustrated children's books including the best-selling 'Accidental' series, as well as working on animated TV shows for Disney and Cartoon Network.

Reviews
Praise for Geek Tragedy: Another enormously fun book from The Accidental Prime Minister author, and the first in a series * Children's Book of the Month, Mail on Sunday *
Praise for The Accidental Prime Minister: Thoughtful, ambitious yarn * The Times *
Praise for The Accidental Secret Agent: Packed with puns, jokes and action, this is enormous fun. * The Daily Mail *
Praise for The Accidental Prime Minister: a totally hilarious story, brilliantly written and amusingly illustrated - with clear undercurrents of reality. * Parents in Touch *



Book Information
ISBN 9780192766922
Author Tom McLaughlin
Format Paperback
Page Count 240
Imprint Oxford University Press
Publisher Oxford University Press
Weight(grams) 168g
Dimensions(mm) 199mm * 130mm * 15mm