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    Deep-Sea Disaster
    Deep-Sea Disaster
    Deep-Sea Disaster
    Ebook86 pages39 minutes

    Deep-Sea Disaster

    By Davy Ocean and Aaron Blecha

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    Dive into the world of Harry Hammer, a hammerhead shark with a penchant for (mis)adventure in this fin-tastic start to a chapter book series.

    Harry Hammer is a hammerhead shark, although he’d rather be a great white shark, or a tiger shark—anything but himself. But when a class trip to a famous shipwreck almost ends in disaster for Harry and his pals, he realizes the importance of being exactly who he is!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAladdin
    Release dateMay 20, 2014
    ISBN9781481406802
    Deep-Sea Disaster
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    Davy Ocean

    Davy Ocean is the pseudonym of a collective of writers from the creative agency Hothouse Fiction, based in London.

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    Deep-Sea Disaster - Davy Ocean

    I’m having my favorite dream again—the one where I’m about to be crowned Greatest Underwater Wrestling Champion of the World, Ever. I swim up to the top rope of the ring and prepare to launch.

    I think he’s going for a dropflick! a jellyfish commentator shouts into his microphone.

    There’s no stopping this hammerhead shark tonight, adds his partner, a bright orange clown fish.

    Har-ry! Har-ry! the crowd begins to chant.

    One diving dropflick and the blue shark I’m fighting will be fish food and the underwater wrestling belt will be mine. I dive down from the rope and pin my opponent to the canvas.

    Har-ry! Har-ry! The crowd’s voices get louder and louder. And louder. And then too loud. Like they are shouting right in my ear.

    HARRY-GET OFF!

    I open my left eye and swivel it around. The wrestling ring disappears and I am in my bedroom. Next to my bed. And Humphrey, my humming-fish alarm clock, is pinned to the floor under me.

    Let me go! he yells.

    All right, all right, I mutter, swimming back into bed. Why did you have to wake me up? I was having a really cool dream.

    Don’t tell me, the one about the wrestling match? Humphrey says grumpily.

    Yes.

    I hate that dream.

    Why?

    I always end up getting hurt.

    I open my right eye and glare at him. Only because you try to wake me up.

    Humphrey starts swimming around in circles above my head. It’s my job to wake you up-I’m your alarm clock, and you’ve got school.

    I groan. From almost being crowned Underwater Wrestling Champion of the World to having to get ready for school, in less than ten seconds.

    So, are you awake, then?

    Yes!

    Cool. See you tomorrow.

    Can’t wait.

    Humphrey swims off out the window to go and get his breakfast.

    I swivel my right eye around until I can see the huge poster of Gregor the Gnasher hanging on the rocky wall at the end of my bed. Gregor the Gnasher is the actual Underwater Wrestling Champion of the World. In the poster, he’s holding his winner’s belt high above his head and smiling so widely you can see all of his 3,017 teeth.

    Gregor is a great white shark and as well as his rows and rows of razor-sharp teeth, he has a long pointed snout and a humongous body. He’s exactly what a shark should look like. And he’s scary. Super scary. Even my poster of him makes my pet catfish poop itself.

    If they made a poster of me, my catfish would probably just laugh. You see, I’m a hammerhead shark, which, for those of you who haven’t already figured it out, means I have a head that’s the shape of a hammer. With goggly eyes so far apart they look like they don’t even talk to each other. It’s not a great look. Especially if

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