A USA TODAY BESTSELLER!
In this all-new adventure from the New York Times bestselling author of the Seven Wonders series, Peter Lerangis, four kids discover an alien artifact in Central Park that turns them into animals. The clock is ticking for them to find a cure--before the park's predators find them first.
On a field trip to Central Park, Riley and his classmates accidentally encounter a supernatural artifact that looks a lot like, well, honestly ... a piece of poop. But one of them gets too close, there's a blinding flash, and suddenly the five friends are turned into various critters. Riley's sister's a hawk, the school bully's a raccoon, and Riley? He's transformed into everyone's least favorite animal, a New York City rat.
Their once-dull morning quickly turns into a fight for survival. The kids have stayed alive long enough find a way to turn themselves back to normal. But as it turns out, they're not the only humans-turned-into-animals on the loose in Central Park....
As it turns out, Riley and his friends have accidentally thrust themselves into the center of a dangerous Manhattan-wide plot. And now they must use all their animal abilities to stop the bad guys, find the cure, and get back home without, you know, getting eaten on the way. It's a wild adventure of a lifetime--because if they fail, these beasties will stay beasts forever.
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Animal Transformation Adventure: One supernatural artifact that looks suspiciously like poop + a flash of light = a boy-turned-rat, his sister-turned-hawk, and a bully-turned-raccoon.
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New York City Survival: Navigating the wilds of Central Park is tough. It's even tougher when you're a rat on the run from predators and trying not to become pigeon food.
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Found Family Team-Up: Riley, his sister, and the school bully have to put their differences aside. They'll need all their new animal skills to outsmart the bad guys and find a cure.
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Fast-Paced and Funny: Perfect for fans of laugh-out-loud fantasy and action, this series starter is a race against time to get back to normal... before they stay beasties forever.
